KUALA TERENGGANU, Aug 9 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim stressed that he does not mind if there are parties who disagree with his views, but reminded that he should not slandered.
Anwar admits that he is not a tok guru, therefore, if there is any mistake, he is open to being reprimanded.
"We can have different opinions but be polite. If you support PAS, it is okay, I do not hate it; it is your right," he said when he delivered a talk at the Meet Manir Community and Madani Unity Tour ceramah in Manir earlier tonight.
Despite being tested with various difficulties, including imprisonment, Anwar said does not care about the past and forgave everything.
"My life was not easy, I was in and out of prison for almost 11 years. I was beaten half-dead in the lockup. I was humiliated and slandered. But I said no, I forgive.
"But we have to know that slander is not allowed... God has tested me, so it serves the prime minister no purpose to be tyrannical and corrupt. That is why I do not take a salary because I am ashamed that for many people, it is hard to find food," he said.
In the meantime, Anwar said he is confident the results of the state election will favour the Barisan Nasional - Pakatan Harapan coalition, and asked the people to give due cooperation to the Unity Government.
— Bernama
