DPM: Zahid's remarks about non-Malay loyalty not overboard but better he explains

PENAMPANG It is most appropriate if Defence Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi clarifies his remarks upon military intake he made in a Dewan Rakyat upon Tuesday as a little buliding have taken difference to it, pronounced Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin today.

The emissary budding apportion pronounced this was indispensable to redress a situation.

I have not read (about what he said) or was in Parliament then though from a reaction of assorted quarters, maybe is most appropriate Datuk Zahid explain his remarks as well as mount upon a matter.

As for us, you do not see it which way, even if there is a lack of appearance (of non-Malays in a armed forces), we think you should not question a faithfulness of citizens, be they Malays, Chinese or Indians... maybe there have been other reasons, he told reporters after opening Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) congress here today.

Muhyiddin pronounced this when asked to comment upon a reactions of assorted domestic leaders together with several opposition MPs who deemed Zahids remarks to have no basis, unresponsive as well as smacked of racism.

If a remarks have been overboard... which we am not sure. No problems apologising... people have mistakes as well as we as well have pronounced contemptible when we was wrong, he said.

Yesterday, Ahmad Zahid had released a media statement observant his reply in Parliament about a low appearance of non-Malays in a military was based upon investigate done upon a matter.

He denied having been unresponsive or had questioned a faithfulness as well as integrity of non-Malays, as had been claimed by certain groups.

He pronounced he had never made statements which questioned a nationalism of non-Malays nor dictated to do so. Bernama