Budget 2018 making Bumis second-class citizens, says Perkasa


Ruhanie Ahmad says he cannot accept that a Tamil vernacular school got the same amount of allocation as a Mara boarding school. – YouTube screen grab, November 19, 2017.

THE recent Budget 2018 has made Bumiputeras second-class citizen because it affords equal opportunities to people of all races, said Malay rights group Perkasa.

“We’ve become second-class citizen and Perkasa cannot accept this. So, when Budget 2018 was announced, it was not the mother of all budgets (as claimed by Putrajaya),” said the group’s deputy president, Ruhanie Ahmad in his opening speech at a forum organised by Perkasa last night which was reported by Sinar Harian.


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  • Ttrue Believers of Ketuanan, a myth really, do not get it, it can never be divine or absolute. It's just never can be for practical reasons.

    Posted 6 years ago by Bigjoe Lam

  • Still unable to think beyond a handicap mentality and also much of the allocations have been channeled to religious departments and lost through corruption of the politicians you put in office.

    Posted 6 years ago by Xuz ZG