ELECTION 2008: Shahrizat confident of winning 11,000 Indian votes in Lembah Pantai
By : Adrian David
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KUALA LUMPUR, Tues:Incumbent MP for Lembah Pantai Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil is confident of winning the 11,000-odd Indian votes in her constituency should she be nominated. The Women, Family and Community Development Minister believed that she has staunch support of the Indians, just like the other communities. » Read more: Shahrizat confident of Indian votes
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Shahrizat confident of Indian votes
February 19th, 2008
Perak MB jeered in Buntong
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“I was formerly a Youth leader, I’ve been president of the Malaysian Youth Council and Asian Youth Council. So this is nothing new to me, thank you very much.”
By doing such things, one can become a popular figure and an MB in the future 🙂 At least he did not brand them as penyangak or extremist, criminals or worse still, terrorists!
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http://malaysiakini.com/news/78223
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