Non-governmental organisation Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia (SAMM) women's coordinator Young Syefura Othman proposes that all Selangor students at three universities in the state be given free education.

She called on the newly appointed exco Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad to show that the state can implement free education. 

Syefurah added that SAMM as a Pakatan-friendly NGO, wants to see the Pakatan government in Selangor to fulfil the promise of a free education, as stated in its last election  manifesto .
 

“We would like to see Nik Nazmi who is Selangor state executive councillor (exco) for education to implement Pakatan Rakyat's manifesto to the capability and ability of the state government,” she said in a statement today.
 
Syefura (left) proposed that students studying in Universiti Selangor (UNISEL), Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Selangor (KUIS) and Institut Penilaian Negara (INSPEN) be given free education.
 
“Any issue that involves the youth, especially students, should be taken seriously,” she said.
 
Syefura, who is better known as Rara who had recently joined DAP, said that if the program is a success, it will show the people that free education is not impossible.
 
She added that as a respect to the basic right to education, Nazmi can come up with a proposal to have a quota for the others, although not Selangor-born, installed as well.
 
“In fairness, 40 percent of Selangor-born students should be entitled to free education, 30 percent for above average students around Malaysia, 20 percent to the underprivileged and 10 percent to international students,” she suggested.