The Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) campaign for better treatment of Indians would involve some 10,000 supporters visiting Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's Hari Raya open house celebrations.

p waytha moorthy Hindraf plans to mobilise its members to both Abdullah's open house in Kepala Batas and in Kuala Lumpur to highlight the appeals, said the movement's leader-in-exile P Waythamoorthy.

Similarly, Hindraf also plans to mobilise at least 10,000 members in each state to attend the Hari Raya open house by all menteris besar.

This is among the many Hindraf's activities that were announced by Waythamoorthy, who is currently in England, in an emailed statement today.

"Hindraf would also hold a ‘mega gathering' to commemorate the Nov 25 mass Malaysian Indian protest against ‘neo-colonialisation' of Malaysian Indians," he said.

Police infiltration

hindraf british petition rally 251107 malaysian flags Hindraf became hugely popular among ethnic Indians following the Nov 25 rally last year which saw about 30,000 Indians take to the streets of Kuala Lumpur in protest against discrimination by the government.

In another development, Waythamoorthy claimed that Hindraf have been ‘infiltrated' with more than 200 individuals with links to the police special branch.

He warned "genuine supporters" to be wary of the imposters which he claimed are agent provocateurs planted by Hindraf's enemies.

"These agent provocateurs are not necessarily police officers but informers who are in the payroll of special branch. Hindraf will reveal these individuals, with evidence, in due course," he added.