NON-MUSLIMS will not get cabinet positions under a Umno-PAS administration, warned DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng today.
He said unfortunately MCA, which had previously criticised extremist politics and discrimination against non-Muslims, is now a PAS political partner.
He also said PAS has threatened the basic rights of non-Muslims and non-Malays that are guaranteed by the federal constitution.
This is after PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man asked Lim to back up his claims over the matter.
“PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang in a December 2017 article said in politics, Islam strictly requires that the main leaders to keep policies must be Muslims and the non-Muslims are for their expertise in management, not policy and concept,” Lim said in a statement.
He added similar views were voiced by PAS deputy youth chief Ahmad Fadhil Shaari who had said key positions in the government must be in the hands of Muslims.
Lim said Hadi had warned Muslims to choose leaders among its own, regardless of the atrocities they committed, claiming that non-Muslim leadership “would end in hell”.
“These statements alone are sufficient to make us doubt the sincerity of PAS in a democratic system that gives the people the right to be governed under the framework of the federal constitution as we have practiced so far.”
Last week, Lim said MCA’s victory in the Tg Piai by-election “might lead to an endorsement of racist and extremist religious philosophy of PAS and Umno”.
The by-election is a six-way battle between Pakatan Harapan, Barisan Nasional, Gerakan, Berjasa and two independents. – November 13, 2019.
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