Summary
- Anwar says elections should remain contests between political parties.
- Calls on all sides not to involve the royal institution.
- Stresses good relations with Johor Regent Tunku Ismail.
- Urges restraint to avoid escalating political tensions.
KUALA LUMPUR, June 25 — Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on political parties to keep election campaigns focused on party competition and not involve the royal institution.
Commenting on recent controversy involving Mohamad Sabu, Anwar said he maintains a good relationship with Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim and urged all parties to avoid inflaming tensions.
He stressed that elections should be decided through fair political competition, while preserving respect for Malaysia’s constitutional monarchy and democratic system.
