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DAP has offered legal assistance to Muslim employees affected by the policy which bars them from wearing the tudung at the front desk.
The party's legal bureau chairperson Gobind Singh Deo has also urged the government to set the record straight on this matter, be it by legislation or otherwise.
The party's legal bureau chairperson Gobind Singh Deo has also urged the government to set the record straight on this matter, be it by legislation or otherwise.
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