Saifuddin denies Putrajaya rift with New Delhi
Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah says Malaysia’s relationship with India is still healthy, despite Putrajaya’s opposition to the new Citizenship Act. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, December 28, 2019.
THE Indian government’s recent action in summoning the acting Malaysian High Commissioner has not jeopardised the relationship between Putrajaya and New Delhi, Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah said today. Summoning is an established practice undertaken by any country to obtain a detailed explanation on an issue, and in this connection, the recent summons was for the specific purpose of discussing the Citizenship Act in India, he said.
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