Published
Everyone should accept the Federal Court’s decision that the existence of vernacular schools was not a violation of the law, said Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin.
He said this when asked about the Federal Court’s verdict at the Parliament lobby on Monday.
He said this when asked about the Federal Court’s verdict at the Parliament lobby on Monday.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:21
Nazri welcomes Najib's commitment to add more vernacular schools in country
-
01:03
Chong: Stop politicising allocation for Chinese vernacular schools
-
03:02
Nazri: I never said I wanted to close down vernacular schools
-
01:43
Najib: Vernacular schools to stay
-
00:56
Bersatu Youth chief wants vernacular schools abolished
-
01:04
Police record Teo's statement over vernacular schools remark
-
01:36
Liow: Past leaders fought hard to defend vernacular schools
-
02:45
P. Kamalanathan: Vernacular schools are here to stay
-
01:27
Set the date, place and time, says Akmal on invite to chat about vernacular schools
-
02:02
Mukhriz: Abolish vernacular schools before considering possibility of a non-Malay PM
-
01:09
MIC leader slams Bersatu Youth over calls to abolish vernacular schools
-
01:13
Vernacular schools: Minister rejects 'sweeping statements'
-
01:45
Court of Appeal upholds constitutionality of vernacular schools
-
01:55
Ramasamy hits back at Akmal over vernacular schools
-
02:58
Former deputy education ministers welcome court ruling on vernacular schools
-
01:14
PAS has never been against vernacular schools, says Fadhli
-
09:27
Learning khat is not about the Islamisation of vernacular schools, says Maszlee
-
02:02
'Vernacular schools not the problem'
-
03:15
Court rejects application questioning vernacular schools
-
16:08
[08/08/19] Khat will be an elective for vernacular schools, Cabinet decides
-
01:17
‘Abolish vernacular schools’ - Bangladeshis speak better BM, says Bersatu Youth
-
02:42
PN never discussed closing down vernacular schools, says Wan Fayhsal
Loading...