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The Pakatan Harapan government must take into account public concerns over its election promise to repeal the National Security Council (NSC) Act 2016, Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today.
While acknowledging that Harapan had promised to abolish a slew of draconian laws, Mahathir said that as a democratic nation, the government must also take into account the people's views.
While acknowledging that Harapan had promised to abolish a slew of draconian laws, Mahathir said that as a democratic nation, the government must also take into account the people's views.
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