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In the face of unprecedented anger among minority Indian Malaysians, Samy Vellu's MIC can expect a drubbing on polling day this Saturday.










A protest which ended with a petition to the British government and a motion at the Scottish parliament are the latest in its international campaign.

Long known for its hilltop Hindu temple, the Batu Caves state seat is set for a massive facelift with several mega projects - but no, these ‘are not election sweeteners’.

‘Don’t just attack us. Show us what you have done for the community,’ counters MIC info chief M Saravanan in defence of his beleagured leader.




The Education Ministry has suspended a Parent-Teacher Association of an elite Tamil school following numerous complaints against the PIBG chairperson.

The wife of Hindraf secretary T Vasanthakumar has dismissed wild speculation that he is a police officer planted in the movement to undermine it.

An elected representative, who also heads a local development corporation, is accused of abusing his position to close down a popular restaurant so that he can take over the business.

An electrical engineering student says his future is bleak after Tafe College failed to inform him that the degree programme he was doing was not recognised by the national accreditation board.

The enraged PPP president also vows to sue the veteran MIC leader for defaming his party at the recent meeting of the Indian diaspora in New Delhi.

Malaysian participants are unhappy with the MIC chief for not telling the real situation on the plight of the Indian community here at a just concluded international meeting in New Delhi.

Some segments of the community feel that the Batu Caves temple committee had been unsympathetic towards the Hindraf struggle but the temple and the MIC brush aside the boycott calls.