Council of Churches condemns protest on Christians' sacred symbol


PETALING JAYA: The Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM) has condemned the protest calling for the removal of the cross at a church in Taman Medan, saying that there was a clear political agenda behind such an act.

CCM said it was not surprised that such an incident had taken place in Selangor yet again, initiated by certain quarters out to instigate inter-religious tension in the state.

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