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I see the non-existence of compulsory marriage course for non-privileged malaysians as a form of discrimination. Why should it be provided for certain segment of the society only? Isn’t a happy family vital for practically everything that our leaders want our country to achieve? From economic progress to national unity, a strong and stable family is critical, yet we can’t even seem to have a fair provision in providing marriage courses.

Now, PPP’s Deputy Minister Murugiah says that a memorandum will be submitted (by whom under what capacity?) to provide compulsory marriage course for non-malays. Can this be also included in the Cabinet Committee for Indian Community?

A MEMORANDUM will be submitted to the Government urging it to make it compulsory for non-Muslims to attend marriage courses before their wedding, said Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator T. Murugiah.

He was reported in the Malaysia Nanban as saying that the number of divorces among the Indian community had risen tremendously.

The Government could give approval to a marriage after the bride and groom present their certificate of attendance at the marriage course, he said.

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I think PPP haven’t get the point yet. When their invited VIP, Ali Rustam, told PPP to get out of BN during PPP Malacca’s AGM, any self-respecting party would have burn effigies of their enemy, protested day and night, raise a ruckus everyday, and pick a fight with all and sundry. But, the mosquito party, devoid of any such sense, just kept quiet.

And now, what a joke that their leader dare to threaten the coalition? People already asked you to get lost, but you still saying I”ll go, I’ll go, I’ll go!

It seems since PPP Youth and Wanita wants PPP to leave BN if ISA is not amended.

Deputy Minister Murugiah said that:

PPP Youth leader T Murugiah said the party did not support the use of the ISA against the ordinary citizens of Malaysia.

“The ISA was designed to handle a terrorist threat and should be used nly for that purpose,” he added.

Well, would PPP walk the talk, or swallow their pride and stick with BN? I think PM Badawi had mentioned clearly that the ISA would not be amended or changed.

By the way, PPP won’t join the opposition if it ever quits, says Kayveas.

PS: Murugiah would be appointed to PPP supreme council and nominated as vice president since he is without a position in the party. He did not stand for Youth chief due to age.

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Meanwhile, NRD director says:

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