Plan to extend liquor sale ban to other states unnecessary, says Patriot


PETALING JAYA: The possibility that the ruling to curb the sale of liquor could be extended to other states is both unnecessary and ridiculous, says National Patriots Association (Patriot).

Its president Brig-Jen (Rtd) Datuk Mohamed Arshad Raji said non-Muslims had been frequently assured they would not be subjected to regulations pertaining to Islam and Islamic affairs, including the hudud issue.

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