Thousands Rally in Malaysia Demanding PM Anwar’s Resignation

Thousands of Malaysians gathered in Kuala Lumpur, the nation's capital, to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The protesters voiced their dissatisfaction with Anwar's administration, citing unfulfilled promises and recent controversies. The rally, organized by various opposition groups, drew a significant number of participants who marched through the streets and gathered at a public square. Protesters accused Anwar of failing to deliver on his campaign pledges, including addressing the cost of living crisis and combating corruption. Tensions have been mounting in Malaysia as Anwar's government faces increasing scrutiny over its policies and decisions. The rally reflects the growing public discontent with the Prime Minister's leadership and the perceived lack of progress in addressing the country's pressing issues. While the demonstration remained largely peaceful, it underscores the political challenges facing Anwar's administration and the need for the government to address the concerns of its citizens in a timely and effective manner.