Connect with us

Social Stories

Johor Sultan: Do Not Spew Seditious Statements, Protesting On The Streets Is Not The M’sian Way

Published

Feat Image Sultan Ibrahim Warns Seditious Statements
Source: Bernama & NY Times

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

The Sultan of Johor, Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar has put out a stern warning and reminder to those that are spewing seditious statements asking Malaysians to participate in street protests. His Majesty stressed that protests are not a responsible way to find a solution to the problem and that there were many other constructive ways to resolve pressing issues.

His Majesty’s statement was in response to former ADUN for Paloh from DAP, Sheikh Umar bin Bagharib Ali who urged the public to gather in the streets to signal their frustrations at the government over rising living costs. As reported by national news agency Bernama, Sultan Ibrahim asserted that protests never achieved anything except chaos, destruction and black mark on our nation’s history.

The Sultan of Johor said,

“Have we not learned enough from the bloody street protests of the past? Have they forgotten the riots of 1969, also more recently, the Bersih riots? It never achieved anything, except chaos, destruction and a black mark on our nation’s history!”

51C0F4Ef E680 48B2 8Aaf 62074E54A3B2

His majesty the sultan of johor, sultan ibrahim sultan iskandar.

“Protesting on the streets is not the Malaysian way… There will be no winners when this happens. There will only be losers, and who knows how long it will take for the scars to heal.”

His Majesty further iterated that laws must be upheld and that street demonstrations will adversely affect the economy and scare investors from coming into Malaysia. Instead, Sultan Ibrahim urged for our nation’s growth to be carefully nurtured through mature dialogue.

What do you guys think of the whole situation? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

 

Also read: “Do not make Johor demand separation from Malaysia,” Warns Johor Sultan

Ft Johor

Source: Bernama

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Dd Ft 65 Dd Ft 65
News1 day ago

Survey: PMX Most Popular Politician in Malaysia with 52% Approval, Zahid Hamidi Places Last with 24%

A recent survey found that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim recorded the highest approval rating among the country’s political...

Dd Ft 61 Dd Ft 61
News3 days ago

M’sian Man Who Went Missing After Work Tragically Found Dead in Shah Alam Drain Alongside His Motorcycle

A Malaysian man in his 40s who was reported missing after leaving work on 23 June has been tragically found...

Dd Ft 60 Dd Ft 60
News3 days ago

DBKL Investigates Own Staff Caught Littering from Official Vehicle in Viral Video, Issues Compound

A video has since gone viral showing a staff member inside a moving Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) official vehicle...

Collage 22 Collage 22
News3 days ago

Anthony Loke: Vehicles With Outstanding Summonses Will Soon Be Barred From Leaving or Entering Malaysia

Vehicle owners with outstanding fines or unresolved legal cases may soon face restrictions on cross-border travel under proposed amendments to...

Collage 21 Collage 21
News4 days ago

Finally! LRT3 Shah Alam Line to Officially Open on 29 June After 10 Years of Development

The Light Rail Transit 3 (LRT3) Shah Alam Line is expected to commence full operations on 29 June, according to...

Dd Ft 56 Dd Ft 56
News5 days ago

15yo & 16yo M’sian Girls Missing for 3 Days Rescued at a Homestay 25km Away in Machang, 5 Men Arrested

Two teenage cousins were reported missing for three days after travelling to Kota Bharu on their own for the first...

Collage 20 Collage 20
News1 week ago

Anthony Loke: New Road Laws to Increase Compounds Above RM300, Target ‘Rempit’ Activities & More

Malaysia’s road transport laws could soon undergo one of their most significant updates in years, with the government preparing to...

Collage 19 Collage 19
News1 week ago

Anthony Loke: Use of Removable Sunshades in Cars Allowed as Long as Driver’s Visibility is Not Compromised

Road users in Malaysia can breathe a sigh of relief as removable sunshades on their private vehicles will not land...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY