MIC Shifts Solidarity Prayers for Najib to Batu Caves Amidst Putrajaya Rally
In a show of support for the imprisoned former prime minister, Najib Razak, the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has decided to hold special prayers at the iconic Batu Caves temple instead of participating in the planned solidarity rally in Putrajaya on Monday. This move is seen as an alternative way to demonstrate their solidarity with Najib, who has been a significant figure in Malaysian politics. The prayers at Batu Caves are expected to draw a sizable crowd, with many taking to social media to express their support for the former leader. As the country continues to discuss the implications of Najib's imprisonment, the MIC's decision to hold prayers highlights the ongoing political landscape in Malaysia, with terms like 'Malaysian politics' and 'political solidarity' being widely discussed. The event is also a testament to the role of religion in Malaysian public life, with many seeking divine intervention in times of political turmoil. With the rally in Putrajaya expected to draw large crowds, the MIC's decision to hold prayers at Batu Caves provides an alternative platform for those seeking to show their support for Najib.