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Two separate political developments are percolating with both sharing the same aim – to oust Samy Vellu and make MIC attractive to the Indian community again.
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Political analyst Tricia Yeoh says the government must find the will to re-examine its policies to resolve persistent problems of the Indian Malaysian community.
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Party president S Samy Vellu-mooted rebranding exercise - seen as being vital to regain the trust of the Indian community - has so far been very cosmetic in nature, claims a former party leader.
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It is learnt that the leaders of the two Indian-based parties have started unofficial talks on the possibility of a merger for the sake of the community.
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Vigneswaran also takes a potshot at party president Samy Vellu, challenging him to step down from the party for the sake of the community.
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The Hindraf chairperson, who is in self-imposed exile in London, accuses the Home Minister of lying in suggesting that the government did not revoke his passport.
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The ISA-detained Hindraf leader needs to be referred to the National Heart Institute (IJN) urgently for a proper treatment, says his brother Waythamoorthy.
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Opposition parties forming state gov'ts in Selangor, Perak, Penang and Kedah have been urged to repay the 'makkal sakthi' by appointing Indians as deputy menteris besar.
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Party leaders and family members deny rumours about his death and that the news was being kept under wraps until after tomorrow's general elections.
0AP Muguntha, a once close associate of MIC president S Samy Vellu, says the time for change has come and the community must wake up to the realisation that the party has failed to represent them.
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