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Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email I’m sure that IKIM, Syariah Judiciary Department, and AG can focus on better things, like guidelines on illegal body snatching, dubious conversion, taking over assets and estate of the deceased, insensitivities of the body snatchers etc. Instead, they want to be “fair” and find a way to charge the non-muslim partner in court! » Read more: Fancy punishment for khalwat?
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email I only vaguely remember the Sauk incident, in which 2 people were killed including Sergeant Sagadevan. I was following the situation just like any other Malaysians, watching the news and reading newspapers. » Read more: Sergeant Sagadevan Remembered
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Hmm… is this the actual reason for one the MIC candidates being dropped from Johor state seat election? In the beginning, Samy Velu said the candidate was dropped because the constituency “had more women voters” and thus a woman candidate was chosen. Even the original candidate said that. But MK did mention that the actual reason may be linked to an investigation by ACA. » Read more: MIC councillor arrested by ACA
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SEREMBAN: Police should lift the freeze on the issuance of licences for scrap metal dealers, said state MIC chairman Datuk T Rajagopalu.
He said many Indians were being deprived of a living simply because the police had stopped issuing the licences since early last year. » Read more: MIC ask NS to issue scrap metal license
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email 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 crime, mainly because of insufficient employment and educational opportunities.
– is this a new finding by MIC? Bravo…clap…clap…clap…
IPOH: The MIC will make major changes in its list of candidates for the upcoming general election.
Party president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu 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 Perak MIC division and branch leaders here yesterday.
On the meeting, Samy Vellu 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."
Samy Vellu said a conference to be attended by leaders from the 3,600 MIC branches would be held in Kuala Lumpur on Feb 3. Several resolutions on education and the economy would be tabled at the conference which will be opened by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.
Earlier in Kuala Lumpur, Samy Vellu said the MIC 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 crime, mainly because of insufficient employment and educational opportunities.
"I will meet youth from Cha'ah in Johor, Sitiawan and Teluk Intan in Perak over the next two months to understand their problems and seek their views."
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