| tamil schools already have existing forums which is the state tamil school coordinators, plus tamil school HM association, plus the MIC exco in states are briefed about the schools.
temples also same – there's MHS, MIC excos, even committee in Perak and KL. does it mean that all this didn't work until now? whatever it is, we shall give our suggestions and do our part. The Star's version is over here. MIC's new approach on community woes |
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The MIC will be setting up a special committee and a call centre soon to help the Indian community to overcome its woes.
According to a Bernama
"The committee was asked to study the proposals in the report titled "New Mechanism for the Indian Community" presented to the Prime Minister in June," said Samy Vellu. Samy Vellu, who is also the works minister, added that Abdullah sympathised with the MIC's requests and promised to study them. "However, he asked the special committee to put in new proposals." The new proposals include data on non-Bumiputeras in the public sector, posts and vacancies at the federal, state and local authority-level, and giving priority to recruiting non-Bumiputeras in areas where they have high population concentration in sectors like welfare, education, health and youth. On the call centre proposal, Samy Vellu said the hotline would enable the public to channel their problems to the party. He said issues such as temples and Tamil schools could be made known to the party through the call centre. "The MIC is a responsible party which represents the Indian community and has the social, moral and political obligations to protect the interest of Indians. "It will continue to struggle for the betterment of the Indian community so that they can progress together with the other communities towards achieving the objectives of Vision 2020," he added in the Bernama report. While the NST says this: PM open to MIC proposalsKUALA LUMPUR: The prime minister is sympathetic and open to proposals forwarded to him by the MIC leadership concerning socio-economic ills affecting the Indian community. MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu said Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was very receptive to the proposals which were contained in a 12-page report entitled "Mechanism for Effective Delivery for the Indian Community". He said the report was handed over to the prime minister in May. "The prime minister even suggested including additional input among the proposals, so that all areas are covered." Samy Vellu, who headed the committee that prepared the proposals, said they included investment opportunities, skilled training, micro-credit facilities, education, employment health and issues pertaining to temples. He said Abdullah had directed his deputy, Datuk Seri Najib Razak, to study the proposals and work with the MIC leadership to conduct periodic reviews to address the plight of the Indian community. "The periodic review is to ensure that the proposals agreed to are carried out effectively," he said after chairing the party's central working committee meeting at the MIC headquarters. Samy Vellu added that the proposals included budget allocations under the Ninth Malaysia Plan to ensure that the Indian community would not be marginalised when the country achieved its "Vision 2020" aspirations. |
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November 30th, 2007 by poobalan | View blog reactions Leave a reply »
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The news agency quoted MIC president S Samy Vellu as saying that the directive followed a meeting with Abdullah on Wednesday.
“The prime minister is sympathetic and open to proposals forwarded to him by the MIC leadership concerning socio-economic ills affecting the Indian community”
Damage has been done… Indians has been bitten, put into prison, treated with ISA, right been taken away, been killed an mere suspicion, discriminated, top jobs in the Government only for Malays and Indians only gets the lowest position, Malay officer will screw up his job and send and Indian officer to rectify it and he rectifies it but the Malay “JOE’s†will get the medal…. so where do the Indians stand in this country? Finally the government has shown the Indian community that we have no place to stand….
My dear PM and Samy recent events in our country has great effect on this countries politics… irreparable damage has been done. Now you want to cushion it…. sorry mate it will not happen.
You have touched the one most very important thing amongst the Indian community that is their religion. I’m sure by you having to break the 100 years old temple had brought good for this Nation.
Indian community will never ever trust BN, UMNO, MIC, MCA and all its coalition. You have betrayed us….. for 50 years we been silent…. but now onward it will be different…. we thought BN is our champion and have always supported you and blindly voted for you…. but this coming General Election…. we are all committed to influence all our friends, neighbors, relative and family members never to vote for BN…
Lets wait and see………….
HINDRAF does the dirty job and now MIC capitalises on this to come out as championing the INDIAN CAUSE. Where were u when our bros & sisters were arrested in the name of SEDITION & DISTRUPTING THE PEACE.Even Gerakan had the courage to stand up and risks being accused of breaking ranks with BN.HINDRAF wrote thousands of letters u ignored it…Now u know its a force to be reckon with..