Salahuddin gets letter from Johor palace over Raya garments

Anne MuhammadPublished: Jun 23, 2019 12:43 AM | Updated: Jun 23, 2019 3:43 AM

Agriculture and Agro-based Industries Minister Salahuddin Ayub has received a letter from the Johor Council of the Royal Court over the state's dress code.

"The council hopes that Datuk (Salahuddin), as a Johor native, takes note of the regulations and preserves and upholds the culture of Johor,” read the letter signed by council president Abdul Rahim Ramli...

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To the Johor Royal Family, please apply for trade mark. What about their underwear, is there a Royal design that falls under the guidelines. Better make it clear to the public?

Vincent Ngu12:51 AM, 23 Jun 2019

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To the Johor Royal Family, please apply for trade mark. What about their underwear, is there a Royal design that falls under the guidelines. Better make it clear to the public?

Vincent Ngu12:51 AM, 23 Jun 2019