Youth bored with religious, racial and chaotic politics - BN Youth chief
BN Youth chief Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki said the youth of today were fed up with the chaotic nature of national politics, as well as its racial and religious slant.
As such, he said it is important for politicians to return to the values that form a harmonious society.
“Young people are...
BN Youth chief Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki said the youth of today were fed up with the chaotic nature of national politics, as well as its racial and religious slant.
As such, he said it is important for politicians to return to the values that form a harmonious society.
“Young people are fed up with today’s chaotic politics. They do not want to discuss race and religion-based politics...
“For 22 months of the Pakatan Harapan government rule, the issue of race constantly arose as they tried to rip apart... the base of this country,” Asyraf (above) said during a press conference in Kuala Lumpur today.
His statement came in the wake of a chaotic first day of the current Dewan Rakyat session on Monday (Jul 13).
The hullabaloo during proceedings included the objections raised by opposition lawmakers to the swearing-in of former Election Commission Azhar Azizan Harun to the position of Parliament speaker without a vote.
Chaos also ensued following offensive remarks made against DAP MP Kasthuriraani Patto and with the heckling of former minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman.
The ongoing session, slated to end on Aug 27, is the first full Dewan Rakyat sitting to be held since the installation of the new Perikatan Nasional government. A previous sitting in May was held for just one day - a purported safety feature in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Asyraf called on elected representatives to showcase better attitudes when debating in Parliament.
Although differences in opinions were bound to arise during debates, the youth chief reminded MPs that good conduct was necessary in the Dewan Rakyat when debating issues concerning the people.
“We never allowed for Parliament to become a stage for us to insult and debate without manners and morals.
“Parliament is a noble place where the voice of the people must be debated with manners, morals, and based on facts,” he added.
Stop using race religion and rulers and focus on humanity , freedom and equality for all humans on earth and a great peaceful progressive nation may developed and grows. . Be brave to speak against those who are racist , bigoted and using the rulers for own selfish gain . It was the then opposition BN and PAS who kept raising race and religion issues to try topple the PH government and in the end they succeeded as PN . Therefore its an evident that race and religion can used as a weapon to gain power and dominate Malaysia . After taking over from PH , PN did many racist and bigoted acts to further enhance their dominance over the country . Race and religion will always be a means to usurp power as the teachings and conditioning as this man had taught here
One of the stirrer of racial sentiment and divisiveness trying to play mr nice guy.
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