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Sanusi who campaigned for Barisan Nasional (Umno, MCA and MIC) in Negri Sembilan on Thursday.- File pic, not from the ceramah.
Kedah MB Sanusi’s racist remarks for Umno, MCA and MIC
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2026/07/24/probe-sanusi-s-remarks-on-loyalty-of-chinese-and-indians-says-mp (Sanusi’s remarks)
https://www.tiktok.com/@jabatanintegritirakyat/video/7666156647378603272 (Siti Kasim on anti-non-Malays)
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1561976848206396 (Anwar slams Sanusi over remarks on loyalty of non-Malays The prime minister says the Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indian communities)
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26 July, 2026
Malaysia Is for Malaysians.
Suddenly Mahathir’s roots in Kerala become relevant. Sanusi’s grandfather from China is whispered about. Zahid Hamidi’s father from Yogyakarta is noted. Some can even be traced to Taiwan or Yunnan.
The list is endless and the point is always the same: create distance, manufacture suspicion, and extract political capital.
When does this end?
Malaysians only have Malaysia. The people being labelled were born here. They will die here. This is their motherland. There is no mass return ticket to India, China, Indonesia or anywhere else.
Treating citizens as temporary guests is not patriotism. It is political arson.
Suffering is not exclusive to any one community.
When one group is struggling, others are too.
The claim that an entire community is rich because a handful of individuals succeeded is lazy and dishonest.
31.5% of Chinese households and 45.5% of Indian households are B40.
38.6% of Chinese households and 38.5% of Indian households are M40.
These are not the numbers of a privileged class living off others.
They are the numbers of ordinary Malaysians facing the same cost-of-living pressures as everyone else.
Look at public university intake. Chinese and Indian students combined made up only about 11% of the latest intake despite comprising roughly 30% of the population and contributing disproportionately to the tax base.
That is not “dominance.” That is under-representation dressed up as grievance.
Look at the money. Non-Islamic houses of worship — Buddhist, Hindu, Taoist, Christian — share a total of RM50 million a year.
That is one-quarter of the RM200 million Malaysia has spent on international aid in a comparable period. Priorities are revealed by budgets, not by speeches.
The wealth of certain communities was not stolen by minorities. It has been extracted, concentrated, and protected by elite networks that use race and religion as tools to keep their own communities divided and dependent. The real theft is not ethnic.
It is political.
We cannot keep living in a recycled past while pretending it is national defence.
The people born on this soil, who pay taxes here, raise children here, and will be buried here, are Malaysians.
Full stop.
Malaysia is for Malaysians. The rest is election theatre, and it is long past time the audience stopped clapping.
KUALA LUMPUR, July 26, 2026: View the above Free Malaysia Today video link on PAS’ Kedah Mentri Besar Sanusi Nor’s remarks on Chinese and Indians.
Sanusi has threatened to lodge (police) reports against those who he claimed distorted his remarks.
A police report has already been lodged? Where’s yours you racial and religious bigoted Sanusi?
View the video link and form your own deductions how distorted can the remarks get?
And all Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim can do is to slam Sanusi’s remarks.
Why slam? What happened to the 3R (Race, Religion, Royalty)? Where are the police? As usual, no action and ignore?
No wonder racial and religious bigots in Malaysia, like Sanusi, have been emboldened to ignore the 3R and continuously threaten national unity and harmony.
But, when the Malays and Islam are allegedly threatened, the police and Government act swiftly.
No News Is Bad News reproduces below three news articles related to Sanusi’s racial remarks:
Probe Sanusi’s remarks on loyalty of Chinese and Indians, says MP
FMT Reporters
DAP's Chong Zhemin says the alleged statement by the PN election director risks fuelling hostility between the communities and threatens national harmony.
Kampar MP Chong Zhemin said PN election director Sanusi Nor’s alleged statement at a ceramah in Jempol last night was insulting to millions of Malaysians of Chinese and Indian descent.
PETALING JAYA: A DAP MP has called on the authorities to investigate alleged remarks by Perikatan Nasional election director Sanusi Nor that Malaysian Chinese and Indians have other countries whereas “the Malays only have Tanah Melayu”.
Kampar MP Chong Zhemin said Sanusi’s alleged statement at a ceramah in Jempol, Negeri Sembilan, last night was insulting to millions of Malaysians of Chinese and Indian descent who were born, raised, and built their lives in the country.
Chong accused Sanusi, who is also the Kedah menteri besar, of using race relations as an election strategy, and warned that such rhetoric could foster hostility between communities and threaten national harmony.
“He is taking Malaysian politics in a highly dangerous direction by dividing citizens between those he claims have only one country and those portrayed as having another country elsewhere,” he said in a statement.
“We are not citizens of China or India. We are citizens of Malaysia. We have only one country, live under one Jalur Gemilang, and pledge our loyalty to Malaysia alone.
“Our ancestors helped build this nation. Generation after generation has worked, paid taxes, served society, and defended Malaysia’s interests.
“No political leader has the right to question our loyalty or claim that we belong to another country merely because of our ethnicity or skin colour.”
Chong also called on Barisan Nasional leaders, particularly those from MCA and MIC, to clarify their positions as the remarks were allegedly made at a joint BN-PN political rally.
He said remaining silent in the face of such rhetoric would only create more space for political extremism to grow.
He also called on Sanusi to withdraw his remarks and apologise.
Sanusi claims remarks distorted, threatens legal action
FMT Reporters
The PN leader says his statement was based on historical facts and had been deliberately manipulated by certain quarters.
PN election director Sanusi Nor said he will file counter reports against those who file police reports against him.
PETALING JAYA: Perikatan Nasional election director Sanusi Nor says his remarks at a ceramah on Thursday had been distorted by certain quarters for political gain, threatening to take legal action against those responsible for doing so.
Sanusi maintained that his statement was based on historical facts and had been deliberately manipulated, Berita Harian reported.
“I only stated facts. Anyone who manipulates this issue for political purposes, I will sue. I will also lodge a police report and take legal action to set the record straight.
“The details were clear. People deliberately manipulated it by taking only part of what I said, adding their own interpretation and then turning it into an issue.
“Surely people understand Bahasa Melayu. It is being sensationalised to gain political mileage and tarnish my reputation,” he was quoted as saying.
At a ceramah on Thursday night, Sanusi allegedly said “Tanah Melayu” is the only homeland for the Malays, unlike other ethnic groups, suggesting that the Chinese and Indians could fall back on their ancestral homelands outside Malaysia.
This led to the Kedah menteri besar being criticised by various DAP leaders as well as MIC president SA Vigneswaran, who called for Barisan Nasional to review its Negeri Sembilan election pact with PN.
Sanusi also warned against lodging police reports against him over his remarks, saying he would file a counter report if his remarks continued to be misrepresented.
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Malaysian police receive report against Sanusi over race-linked campaign remarks
The Kedah chief minister says Malaysian Chinese and Indians have other homelands whereas the Malays have only Malaysia
The Star
Published: 10:49am, 26 Jul 2026
Malaysian police have received a report against Perikatan Nasional election director Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor over remarks allegedly made during a speech while campaigning for the Negeri Sembilan election.
Negeri Sembilan police chief Alzafny Ahmad said the report was lodged by a 40-year-old man at the Bandar Seri Jempol police station on Friday.
“The complainant was unhappy with a news report published by an online portal regarding a speech by the Kedah chief minister,” he said in a statement on Sunday.
“The case is being investigated under Section 505 of the Penal Code for making statements conducive to public mischief.”
DCP Alzafny said the investigation was also being carried out under Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act for the improper use of network facilities or services.
Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor speaks at a Barisan Nasional rally on Saturday. Photo: Facebook/N24MuhammadSanusiMdNor
“Chinese have China, Indians have India, Malays only have Tanah Melayu,” Sanusi said at a rally on Thursday, according to news portal Malaysiakini, using the term for “Malay homeland”.
His remarks raised an uproar across the political divide in the multi-ethnic country.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called Sanusi’s comments unacceptable, saying that all Malaysians who upheld the constitution and contributed to the nation should be embraced, the New Straits Times reported.
While Malays were historically associated with Tanah Melayu, Malaysians came from diverse ancestral backgrounds, Anwar said.
“Malays, the majority of whom originated from Tanah Melayu, also include those with roots from Indonesia. There are also those of Chinese and Korean descent, and we cannot reject them as not being [citizens].”
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi urged Sanusi to avoid racial and religious rhetoric during campaigning, according to broadcaster Astro Awani.
“Our country’s diversity is a natural reality, and there is no need to disturb that balance,” Zahid, who is also Barisan Nasional chairman, said on Saturday.
He suggested that the chief minister focused on managing Kedah’s affairs instead.
Pointing to Sanusi’s own ancestry – his paternal grandfather reportedly came from mainland China – Phar Kim Beng, a professor of Asean studies at the International Islamic University Malaysia, said: “The irony is difficult to ignore.”
“If Sanusi’s paternal grandfather could migrate from China, build a life in a Malay village and leave behind loyal Malaysian descendants, why should today’s Malaysian Chinese continue to have their belonging measured against an ancestral homeland that many have never seen?” Phua told Harapan Daily news portal.
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi addresses Barisan Nasional supporters during a rally in Negeri Sembilan. Photo: Facebook/barisanasional
Negeri Sembilan’s state election will be held on Saturday.
Alzafny said police have received 16 reports related to election offences since nomination day and have opened 11 investigation papers.
Police have received 69 applications for rallies and other campaign- related activities on Friday, all of which were approved.
“Since nomination day, we have received 345 applications, of which 322 were approved. We will continue to enhance compliance monitoring and enforcement throughout the state election,” Alzafny said.
“The public is advised to continue complying with the law, respect the democratic process and give their full cooperation to the police to ensure the election is conducted in a peaceful, harmonious and orderly manner.”
This article was first published by The Star
Additional reporting by SCMP’s Asia desk
KUALA LUMPUR, July 26, 2026: The Kelantan Assembly Meeting has been postponed to Aug 11 to 13 for the state government to finalise its shariah law amendments.
The postponement of the state assembly meeting was made at the Kelantan government’s request, said speaker Amar Abdullah. (Bernama pic)
Carpenter Mohd Affendi Awang being escorted by prison officers to a room at a mosque in Kuala Terengganu to receive six lashes for a syariah offence.
