Kepong MP Files Police Report After PAS DP Says Non-Malays Speaking in Mother Tongues Appear 'Suspicious'

Kepong Member of Parliament, Lim Lip Eng, has made a police report against PAS Deputy President, Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man, for allegedly making racist

remarks.

“Mr. Ibrahim has stated that, if every race speaks in their own languages, he would have bad assumptions because he does not understand what they are saying. If Chinese people speak Chinese and the Malays do not understand it, there will be bad assumptions,” He also called for an investigation into this matter to maintain the unity and harmony of the country.

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