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Malaysia will not take retaliatory action against India, Malaysia PM on Palm oil curbs

Parijat Tripathi

• Last Updated: January 20, 2020, 2:07 PM

Malaysian Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohammed said, Malasiya will not take any retaliatory action against India over its boycott of palm oil purchases amid a political row between the two countries. He said they are too small to take retaliatory action. The 94-year-old premier of Muslim-majority Malaysia has criticised New Delhi’s new religion-based citizenship law and also accused India of invading the disputed region of Kashmir.