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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi expressed disappointment that there were certain parties that were against the efforts to improve the legal system to uphold Islam.
He said there were those who questioned these efforts when they were not of the same faith and asked that they respected each other's religion.
He said there were those who questioned these efforts when they were not of the same faith and asked that they respected each other's religion.
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