Anwar commented that he would have asked for her phone number if he was younger after the student asked her questions, adding that he was only joking theSun theSundaily viral student PrimeMinister comment backlash Malaysia
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is currently in hot water for an inappropriate remark made at his meet and greet “Temu Anwar Negeri Sembilan” event recently held at Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia in Nilai., a form six student named Adriana from SMK Tunku Ampuan Durah stood up and asked the prime minister two questions on how the younger generation and the government can lead Malaysia to becoming a first world nation and the government’s effort in recovering the country’s currency value.
The event’s moderator also chimed in by asking Anwar to “give him her number” if she handed it to him. “In no circumstances is this kind of language acceptable; in a public televised forum, it is doubly shocking.
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