AMK Urges Youths To Vote In Ayer Kuning By-election
TAPAH, April 24 (Bernama) -- Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) deputy chief Muhammad Kamil Abdul Munim has called on youths in the Ayer Kuning state constituency to participate in the democratic process by casting their votes in the by-election this Saturday.
He said active youth participation was important as the younger generation would eventually assume the responsibilities of leading the nation.
'If young people adopt an indifferent attitude, we fear it could erode their confidence in and engagement with the political process, even though they are the ones who will eventually lead the nation,' he told reporters at the Ziarah Kasih MADANI programme in Kampung Changkat Petai here today.
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