PETALING JAYA: MCA today accused Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim of singing a different tune when he told a Chinese newspaper that Pakatan Rakyat will neither implement hudud or amend the Federal Constitution if it comes into power.
Utusan Malaysia today quoted excerpts of an interview Anwar gave Sin Chew Jit Poh, where he said: “When Pakatan Rakyat administers the federal government, we would not implement Islamic laws nor change the current constitution to realise the hukum laws, though personally I do not object to hudud.”
MCA national organising secretary Tee Siew Kiong said the statement was simply Anwar “skilfully” giving “false hopes” to Chinese-speaking audience.
“Anwar recognises he has to rein in the support of non Muslim voters, which is on the decline, especially after a series of articles by another Chinese-daily Nanyang Siang Pau highlighting the worries of non Muslims over PAS’ idea of one day implementing hudud.
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