KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has urged the younger generation to understand the fundamentals of the Federal Constitution, including the position of the Malay language, Islam, Bumiputera rights and the institution of the Malay rulers, which underpin national unity and stability.
Young People Must Understand Constitutional Principles, Preserve Unity - Anwar
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged young Malaysians to grasp key constitutional principles—Malay language, Islam, Bumiputera rights, and Malay rulers—to maintain unity, rejecting racial narratives that could destabilise the nation.
- Anwar emphasised the constitution’s fixed principles as non‑negotiable.
- He criticised political rhetoric that suggests these principles could change with new leaders.
- He highlighted the need for mutual respect among Malaysia’s diverse religious and ethnic groups.
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