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Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said suing the Kelantan state government on behalf of the Temiar orang asli in Pos Simpor is not a political gimmick.
He said the government has always taken care of the Orang Asli welfare.
He said this during a dialogue session at the Oxford Union in UK on Friday night.
He said the government has always taken care of the Orang Asli welfare.
He said this during a dialogue session at the Oxford Union in UK on Friday night.
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