ADVERTISEMENT“Is the boycott a rational act? Is it proportionate to the offence? Have the investigations been completed to find the offender?” he said in a post on X.
SPONSORED CONTENT Sabah revenue hits RM6.97 billion: Hajiji says GRS State Government may see full term Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Government continued its momentum in managing the economy in line with the commitment and spirit of the Sabah Maju Jaya when it posted record high state revenue of RM6.973 billion last year. Read more The controversy arose after photographs of the socks, sold at KK Mart’s Bandar Sunway store, appeared on social media last Wednesday.
He also said the apology from KK Mart was insufficient to “close the chapter” on the matter and that firm action was needed to “serve as a lesson for others”.Zaid questioned the need to “destroy the economy” when times are hard and the offender had yet to be determined. “The prime minister needs to tell Umno that being part of a ruling government means one has to make decisions on any crisis together and do so with minimal damage,” he said.He said KK Mart should engage with PAS on the matter and inform the Islamic party of the importance of identifying the party responsible for the use of “Allah” on the socks.Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express’s Telegram channel.
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