Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim embarked on a walkabout in Brickfields final night to a welcoming crowd.
He arrived at a iconic elephant soda fountain as well as was rught away greeted with an Indian dance as well as fireworks.
His daughter Lembah Pantai Member of Parliament, Nurul Izzah Anwar, Batu MP Tian Chua, Subang MP R. Sivarasa, Bukit Bintang MP Fong Kui Lun as well as PKR vice boss N. Surendran were additionally presented.
During his walkabout to meet shopowners, an elderly lady hold Anwar's hand as well as insisted to give him ang pow forward of Deepavali this Wednesday.
The PKR de facto chief additionally appeared to be accustomed to Indian culture, as he changed his physique to a Indian songs playing throughout a one-hour event.
He additionally forsaken in at a Indian grill to have dinner.
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A clothing booth operator, w! ho wants to be known as Satiya, pronounced she was able to shake Anwar's hand as well as found him a very good person.
"I goal if he one day become budding minister, he can be next to to all races as well as combine all of us," she said.
S. Selva pronounced Anwar in chairman appears to be opposite from what have been reported in newspapers.
"No doubt a paper is one-sided, but you have to meet a male to see his reflections," he said.
If Anwar is given a chance to rule a country, Selva thinks which he should revise a New Economic Policy which favours a singular ethnic.
"We still practice Apartheid in this country! , you have been largely segregated in many aspects," he said.
Restaurant patrons, K. Morgan as well as M. Kallappan pronounced they have been in full await of Anwar, who appeared to be a cheerful male to them.
"He must remember to give allocations to all sorts of schools as well as spread next to rights to all races if he ever takes over Putrajaya," they said.
Foreign emporium partner Kumar pronounced he was told which Anwar changed his views on a Indian after he was helped by an Indian in jail.
"Despite a authorities putting him through so much, he still fights,"
"I consider a people in Malaysia should give him a chance," pronounced a self-confessed political-buff.
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