Opinion

Zero tolerance on all racial, religious politicking – Patriot

Inflammatory gatherings must be stopped in their tracks

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 17 Mar 2023 6:25PM

Zero tolerance on all racial, religious politicking – Patriot
Patriot is deeply concerned with the ongoing political pressures mounting on the legitimate government of the day. The heightened spiking using racial tones and religious aggravation is something that did not stop from the week that our 10th prime minister was installed. – AZIM RAHMAN/The Vibes file pic, March 17, 2023

PATRIOT is deeply concerned with the ongoing political pressures mounting on the legitimate government of the day.

The heightened spiking using racial tones and religious aggravation is something that did not stop from the week that our 10th prime minister was installed.

Today, Patriot takes painful stock of the fact that certain leaders of political parties are pushing ahead with gatherings that are aimed at inflaming the hearts of specific groups of people.

We demand an immediate stop to all the spiralling, destabilising tricks employed by certain quarters that go against the very grain of national peace, racial harmony and religious tolerance and acceptance. – The Vibes, March 17, 2023 

Brig Gen (Rtd) Datuk Mohamed Arshad Raji is president of the National Patriots’ Association

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