Protest over church's cross sign politically motivated, says Taman Medan rep


PETALING JAYA: The protest in Taman Medan over the cross sign on a church building was politically motivated, said its PKR assemblyman Haniza Mohamed Talha (pic).

She claimed the 50 residents who protested against the cross, saying it challenged the faith of the people in the Muslim majority area, were Umno branch and division members.

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