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KUALA LUMPUR: The values of sacrifice, discipline and devotion embodied in Thaipusam serve as an inspiration for Malaysians to strengthen unity and build a better nation together, says MIC vice-president Datuk T Murugiah.
"Malaysia is a unique and diverse nation where people of different races and religions live together in harmony. While celebrating our respective festivals, it is important to respect and uphold the values of unity, mutual respect and understanding among all communities. This inclusivity is what makes Malaysia truly special,” he said.
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