Saravanan dismisses reports of protest in Dhaka, says he was given warm welcome


KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri M. Saravanan has dismissed reports of a protest in Dhaka, saying that he was well received during his recent working visit to the capital city of Bangladesh on matters related to the recruitment of migrant workers.

“There was no protest in Dhaka,” the Human Resources Minister said while describing the news reports as mere speculation.

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