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National Indian Action Team (NIAT) chairman Thasleem Mohamed Ibrahim has called on the reopening of the case against Zulkifli Noordin.
At a protest against Ustaz Shahul Hamid for insulting Hindu's he said that the police should investigate both cases and take action.
At a protest against Ustaz Shahul Hamid for insulting Hindu's he said that the police should investigate both cases and take action.
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