A frank and open discussion centered on issues affecting the Malaysian Indian community, particularly its socio-economic standing in the country by 13 Malaysia Indian NGOs with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on December 14 2007 seems to be the immediate positive action taken to regain the heart and mind of the Indian community.
The meeting took place just 24 hours after the arrest of five Hindraf leaders under the Internal Security Act on Thursday reflects the Malaysian government stressed the importance of preserving peace and stability.
The way Hindraf used demonstrations to voice its views and claims, specifically ethnic cleansing of the Indian community seems to be rejected by the representatives of Indian groups.
By the way, the meeting seems to discredit the political role and effectiveness of MIC uplifting the economic and social standing of the Indian community.
2 comments:
I think The Hindraf is too aggressive without taking int consideration of our Malaysian society.
I think The Hindraf is too aggressive without taking int consideration of our Malaysian society.
Post a Comment