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PM Anwar extends Deepavali greetings, calls for unity and progress

In his video message for the festival, he expressed hope this year’s celebration would symbolise Malaysians uniting in progress, enlightenment and justice.

Updated 10 months ago · Published on 20 Oct 2025 8:59AM

PM Anwar extends Deepavali greetings, calls for unity and progress
Anwar called for casting aside darkness and oppression during this festive period. - October 20, 2025

PRIME Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has extended Deepavali greetings to all Hindus in Malaysia.

In his video message for the festival, he expressed hope this year’s celebration would symbolise Malaysians uniting in progress, enlightenment and justice.

He called for casting aside darkness and oppression during this festive period.

“May Deepavali bring light and happiness to Malaysian families,” Anwar said. - October 20, 2025

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