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Jan 18 2008



MIC to field young candidates

Posted by poobalan at 10:45 am under BornInMalaysia | | View blog reactions


SV already sensed that some of the oldies have been rejected by the people. so, no choice but to field new faces.

He said many Indians were involved in unhealthy activities such as , mainly because of insufficient employment and educational opportunities.

- is this a new finding by ? Bravo…clap…clap…clap…

MIIC to field several 'young, energetic' candidates

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IPOH: The will make major changes in its list of candidates for the upcoming general election.

Party president Datuk Seri S. said yesterday several new faces would be in the list.

He said this would include the "young and energetic" but warned that the candidates needed to be intelligent, approachable and equipped with the "necessary qualifications" as well. "Nominating young members as candidates does not mean that all new faces will be youngsters. It will be a mixture of old and new faces. "The candidates should be responsible and be able to work hard to upgrade the socio-economic status of the community," he said before meeting division and branch leaders here yesterday.

On the meeting, said it had nothing to do with the general election but to "entrust them with duties and services to keep abreast with the current political scenario". "The role of leaders must be in line with the needs of the community and members must bring forth new ideas for the future and not be left behind with outdated approaches."

said a conference to be attended by leaders from the 3,600 branches would be held in Kuala Lumpur on Feb 3. Several resolutions on and the would be tabled at the conference which will be opened by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

Earlier in Kuala Lumpur, said the had drawn up a three-pronged plan to help the Indian community and steer the young away from undesirable activities. He said the plan, to be implemented over the coming months, would stress vocational and skills training for the youth and helping Indians in business.

He said many Indians were involved in unhealthy activities such as , mainly because of insufficient employment and educational opportunities.

"I will meet youth from Cha'ah in Johor, Sitiawan and Teluk Intan in over the next two months to understand their problems and seek their views."

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