“We hope there will be no chaos in the streets and we want to ensure peace will always be preserved in Kuala Lumpur.
“I hope there will be no clash between Bersih and the Red Shirts because both groups have stressed on demonstrating even though they have been barred from doing so, by Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi,” he said.
Khairy also hoped the rally would not materialise.
On another issue, Khairy described as “weird” the sight of former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad wearing a ‘Free Anwar’ badge at Pakatan Harapan Convention yesterday.
“It’s weird. This shows the end justifies all means, including reuniting with one’s arch enemy. (He is) willing to compromise his political stance which he held steadfastly for almost 20 years. All because of his political interests,” he said.