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00:04Tomorrow is polling day for the Malacca state election.
00:07Naidan Party President Hadi Awang made a surprising statement last night while campaigning.
00:10Published a statement on the brutality of non-Muslims
00:13Hardy said in his speech
00:15Even if the country is led by the worst and most unfortunate Muslims
00:18They will not be as brutal as non-Muslim leaders.
00:22That statement immediately sparked controversy.
00:24But Hadi's political secretary, Shasi
00:26In fact, an explanation was also given to the online media outlet Malaysiakini.
00:29According to the report, Shaxi claimed
00:31Hadi was actually citing historical anecdotes about Islamic governance.
00:35However, Hadi's controversial remarks still drew criticism from leaders of various political parties.
00:39Even the leaders of the Malacca coalition who joined forces with Perikatan Nasional in the Malacca state election
00:42He couldn't help but come forward to criticize.
00:44Ma Hua Vice President Chen Deqin issued a statement criticizing
00:46Hardy's remarks are utterly absurd.
00:48He pointed out that what truly undermines national security
00:51Those leaders who instigate racial conflicts
00:54It also emphasized that religious beliefs should not be used as a basis for judging a leader's abilities.
00:58allow
00:58Sefodin, the General Secretary of the Press, also stated frankly
01:01We shouldn't judge a leader's character solely based on their religious beliefs.
01:04violence
01:05He believes this approach is truly regrettable.
01:07Sefodin said for leaders
01:09What truly matters is integrity.
01:11Fairness and the ability to protect the people, etc.
01:13You absolutely cannot judge someone solely by their religious identity.
01:15Moreover, excellent leadership qualities
01:17It wasn't achieved by belittling other religions.
01:20He also emphasized that no one should use the name of religion.
01:23Exonerating leaders of questionable character, including those who are corrupt.
01:28As the Malacca state election enters its final stage
01:31One-party leader Hadi Awang
01:32Last night at the final election rallies of Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional
01:35Publicly urging Muslim voters to participate in the election
01:38So as not to hand over power to others
01:47Simply urging Muslims to vote is not enough
01:49Hardy then changed the subject.
01:51He once again made controversial racial and religious remarks.
01:54Hardy claimed
01:55No matter how bad the Muslim leader is
01:57They will absolutely not be as brutal as non-Muslims.
02:16Party Chairman Hadi hopes to avoid these brutal remarks by non-Muslims.
02:19After sparking huge controversy
02:21Hardy's office immediately stepped in to extinguish the fire.
02:25Malaysiakini, the online media outlet that was the first to report Hadi's remarks, was among them.
02:28Taking things out of context and misleading the public
02:31The statement indicated that Hadi originally intended to entangle Ming during his speech.
02:34Islamic politics emphasizes good and evil, merit and demerit.
02:37This will promote fair governance.
02:39And guarantee the rights of non-Muslim communities.
02:41The statement also indicated
02:43The party expressed regret that the reporting method might cause misunderstandings in society.
02:46And we firmly oppose anyone manipulating the election day in Malacca.
02:50Manipulating racial sentiments
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