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MPP UiTM mohon maaf atas kenyataan ‘sedikit mengelirukan’ berkait kempen #MahasiswaUiTMBantah

Kenyataan pada 14 Mei lalu tidak menjelaskan aspek kronologi kes sebenar dengan sebaiknya tafsiran Perkara 153 Perlembagaan sehingga menyebabkan timbul salah faham kepada umum.

We’re sorry: UiTM’s student council apologises for #MahasiswaUiTMBantah fiasco

Student group said issue was ‘beyond our expectations’, is committed to avoiding confusion in the future by issuing clearer statements

Temporarily admitting non-Bumi students could set precedent, leading to more requests in the future: UiTM student council leader

He also says UiTM must preserve its objective of helping Malays, Orang Asli, and Bumiputera of Sabah and Sarawak

Egypt’s prestigious Al-Azhar University’s admittance of a non-Muslim student could serve as an example to learn from – Hafiz Hassan

Despite being an Islamic institution with rigorous requirements, the school made an exception to its rules in 2017

‘Non-Bumiputera doctors don’t even want to enrol at UiTM,’ says Umno’s Akmal

Umno Youth chief says certain quarters with ‘political interests’ are harping on the issue to disrupt racial harmony

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