Summary
- Anwar calls for respectful campaigning in the Johor election.
- Says high approval ratings should inspire harder work, not complacency.
- Government to build low-rental housing for civil servants.
- Focus remains on moderation, public welfare and better governance.
KUALA LUMPUR, June 27 — Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has urged political parties to conduct the Johor state election campaign with civility, humility and respect.
Saying democratic contests should never be driven by arrogance or personal attacks. Speaking after Friday prayers in Dengkil, Anwar also said his recent approval ratings should serve as motivation.
To improve the government’s performance rather than breed complacency. He added that the government will accelerate the development of low-rental housing for civil servants.
Citing rising rental costs in cities such as Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban and Ipoh. Government land will be utilised, where available to ease housing costs and strengthen the welfare of public sector employees.
