The Putrajaya MP says a Tamil interpretation was done in a rush.
PUTRAJAYA: Putrajaya MP Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor currently apologised for a Tamil interpretation as well as spelling errors on Thaipusam banners placed around a constituency. Tengku Adnan, who is additionally Barisan Nasional secretary-general, pronounced his goal was genuine in with regard to a Hindus of a area as well as in wanting to instruct them on one of a main eremite festivals celebrated in a country.
"My goal was genuine, in wanting to include Tamil in a banners as well. We did it in a rush as well as I was divided during a time. So you asked BN as well as MIC members to help translate as well as write a Tamil parts," he said.
"It looks like they're not well-versed in a language. I apologise for a mistake. Next time we'll ask those who are experts," he pronounced after launching a students peaceful campus tour, here today.
The banners did not have any sense because of a errors as well as were taken down a day after they were put up when a Indian village in Putrajaya speckled a mistakes.
Tengku Adnan assured which such a mistake, which would surely harm a feelings of a race, would not be repeated.
-Bernama
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