Anwar calls actions of Negeri Sembilan MB, exco ‘uncivilised’, disrespectful
The prime minister says the royal institution must be preserved and respected, in line with the Federal Constitution.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed his disapproval of the recent actions taken by the Negeri Sembilan menteri besar and his state executive councillors, calling them "uncivilised" and "disrespectful." Anwar stated that he cannot comprehend how the state officials made decisions that questioned the position of the state ruler, emphasizing that such a move is unacceptable.
The controversy arose over several matters involving the royal institution in Negeri Sembilan, causing outrage throughout the region. The Prime Minister reiterated that any disagreements should be addressed through proper channels and stressed the importance of preserving and respecting the royal institution. Anwar further highlighted that the federal government will defend the constitution and will not tolerate any tarnishing or violation of its provisions.
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