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Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email The kuruvi party is fast becoming the mosquito party, and soon will cease to exist. With a splinter party, side-lined deputies, and housewife president, wonder how it will get out of this mess. IPF’s loss will be MIC’s gain, or maybe PKR/DAP’s too. » Read more: IPF to close shop soon?
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email His last words – there is no death for me
By V.P. SUJATA and MAZWIN NIK ANIS
PUTRAJAYA: The late Indian Progressive Front (IPF) president Tan Sri M.G. Pandithan wrote a note to his wife that read “There is no death for me” in Tamil before falling unconscious at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital on Sunday. He died of cancer at 9am yesterday.
His wife Puan Sri G. Jayashree, 55, said she did not understand what he meant. » Read more: Pandithan’s last words
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email TAN SRI M.G. PANDITHAN (1940-2008): Words of encouragement
KUALA LUMPUR: “Be strong and don’t lose hope.” Those were the last words of the late Tan Sri M.G. Pandithan to his wife Puan Sri P. Jayashree before he died at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital yesterday morning.
It was typical of a man whom family and friends called a fighter. The president of the Indian Progressive Front had been battling cancer for two years. » Read more: Pandithan remembered
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email It was highlighted in the media that few weeks back, Pandithan called for all his senior party leaders and made them sign an agreement to let his wife to lead the party when he dies. Some signed due his death wish, while others objected. Anyway, PM announced today he was informed that Pandithan’s wife will be the new (acting?) IPF leader. For how long?
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today paid tribute to the Indian Progressive Front (IPF) president Tan Sri M.G. Pandithan, saying he was steadfast in his resolve to uplift the life of the down-trodden. The prime minister said Pandithan was committed in pursuing the cause, thus earning the respect and admiration of his followers.
“He had always shown deep concern on issues concerning low-income earners and poor Indians. “That was his struggle all along and he showed seriousness and dedication. His followers loved him dearly,” he told reporters after paying his last respects to Pandithan at his residence in Taman Bukit Serdang. » Read more: Leaders mourn Pandithan’s passing
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