What has MIC done for the people?

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What has MIC done for the people all these years? Nothing, completely nothing at all! The only did it for themselves. Created yet another section for the Malaysian Indian community, the "golongan bangsawan India".

The majority of our fellow ordinary Malaysian Indians in this country today are still in the hardcore poor segment. The rich are getting even wealthier while the poor are getting even poorer, lack of education and being left out of the current development phase.

What happened to Maika Holdings Bhd and Maju Institute of Education Development (MIED) are the very clear evidence that MIC did nothing for the betterment of our fellow Malaysian Indian community but merely trying their best to fill up their respective pockets as full as possible.

If MIC were to have did the good things that they claimed to had, it would not split into the Indian Progressive Front (IPF), Malaysian United Indian Party (MUIP), Kongres India Muslim Malaysia (Kimma), Makkal Sakhti Party (MSP), Human Rights Party (HRP) or Hindu Rights Action Front (Hindraf).

Why did all these splitter Indian based political party and groups exist? It is just because of MIC and Samy Vellu's overlord in the party itself. Samy had long treated MIC as his own house instead of a party for all Malaysian Indians.

Actually, there's no MIC at all. It is all just one, that is Samy Vellu himself is the one and only political party in the BN coalition. He only represents himself and not the Malaysian Indian community. He only listens to Umno not the Malaysian Indian community.

The current BN candidate for Hulu Selangor by-election P.Kamalanathan is not MIC's but an Umno's choice. Samy Vellu and Kamalanathan represents Umno.

And again, it is all about a group of race-based political parties combining and calling themselves Barisan Nasional (BN). They only combined in name but not in spirit. They have been cheating us for decades.

We are not going to be cheated again!

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