Move a step towards religious harmony, say groups


PETALING JAYA: Christian groups have welcomed the move by the Selangor Islamic Religious Depart­ment (Jais) to release the 351 Bibles seized from the Bible Society of Malaysia (BSM).

Christian Federation of Malaysia chairman Rev Dr Eu Hong Seng said he hoped the country could move forward from this matter and that similar raids would not recur.

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