Close to 2,000 supporters of Malay political parties and groups gathered yesterday at a rally at Kampung Baru, a symbolic Malay enclave of Malaysia's capital city, claiming that their racial and religious interests are under threat.
The event drew leaders from Umno, part of the former ruling Barisan Nasional, as well as Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS), the country's largest Islamic party.
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