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Islamic NGOs demand sterner action against Ngeh, including dismissal - Vimarsana News

Islamic NGOs demand sterner action against Ngeh, including dismissal

NGOs also want Umno to rethink its role in coalition govt.

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2 being probed over statements on Islamic affairs council - Vimarsana News

2 being probed over statements on Islamic affairs council

PETALING JAYA: Federal police have opened investigation papers into two individuals over statements they are alleged to have made regarding the National Council for Islamic Affairs (MKI).

Wan Saiful: Ngeh's apology an 'old', oft-used tactic - Vimarsana News

Wan Saiful: Ngeh's apology an 'old', oft-used tactic

Ex-Bersatu info chief urges PM to take hardline stance against DAP.

DAP's recent statements a blessing in disguise for Umno, says analyst – Malaysia Today - Vimarsana News

DAP's recent statements a blessing in disguise for Umno, says analyst – Malaysia Today

These issues created an opportunity for Umno to publicly call out its traditional rivals-turned ally in the unity government, by giving the perception it had not wavered from its cause of championing the interest of Malays and Muslims. (FMT) - A political analyst sees a silver lining for Umno in th

Ngeh's apology an old DAP tactic, says Wan Saiful | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Ngeh's apology an old DAP tactic, says Wan Saiful | Daily Express Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: The apology by DAP MP Ngeh Koo Ham over a proposal to include non-Muslim constitutional experts on a committee studying the conflicts between shariah law and the Federal Constitution, is nothing but an “old DAP tactic”, says Wan Saiful Wan Jan.