Gaming, liquor bans attempts to deny non-Muslim rights, fumes Ramasamy

Published: Nov 14, 2021 6:45 AM | Updated: Nov 14, 2021 11:04 AM

Penang deputy chief minister P Ramasamy is fuming over the latest clampdowns on gaming and liquor sales, saying these are moves to control non-Muslims and deprive them of their right to decide what is good or bad for them.

“Whoever said that Malaysia is a secular nation with a secular Constitution where the rights of the non-Muslims are protected”

“Over the years there have been...

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