Anwar Dismisses Cabinet Reshuffle Rumours After Pkr Polls

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(NST) – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed rumours of a possible Cabinet reshuffle following the recent PKR internal polls.
When asked about a possible reshuffle, Anwar said the matter does not concern the state or federal government affairs.
“No (Cabinet reshuffle). This is a party matter. It does not concern the state or federal governments, which are operating as usual.
“The election was conducted well, (so) any few unclear issues can be raised during the special meeting on Wednesday,” he said after attending the Hari Raya celebration at the Higher Education Ministry today.
Fahmi was responding to concerns raised by certain quarters over the police’s decision to detain the newspaper’s personnel to assist with the investigation.
On April 17, Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain confirmed that the chief editor and deputy chief sub-editor of the newspaper were detained to assist in the investigation and subsequently released after their statements were recorded.
Sin Chew Daily published an illustration of the Jalur Gemilang on its front page as part of its coverage of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Malaysia, but the image of the flag was incomplete.
The incident drew criticism from various quarters, including His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, who said the newspaper’s management and editorial department should have been more careful and reviewed the materials before publishing.
Following the backlash, the Chinese daily issued an apology and explained that it was an unintentional technical error.
Source : NewStraitsTime
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