One year on, B75 Indians still being victimised under PH rule – Uthaya
Source：themalaysiantimes.com.my
In a report card on Pakatan’s manifesto promises for Indians, Uthayakumar said that the promises are yet to be delivered to the Indians, particularly the bottom 75 percent income earners (B75).
“We regret to bring to your goodselves kind attention that the delivery thereto for the B75 Indian poor is only about 1% % while the overall PH rating is at 50.1%,” he said.
Uthayakumar said that based on the movement’s observation, over the last one year, PH failed to deliver 15 promises to the B75 Indian poor.
Uthayakumar also said that Pakatan’s goverment has continued the “implementation of the 62 years of racist and supremacist policies and politics victimizing the B75 Indian poor”.
“With all due respect from the above, we regret to outline in this report card that save and except for the 200 plus 1,641 Identity Cards and the 377 MRSM places, PHs’ delivery for the B75 Indian poor amounts to only about 1% Delivery.
“Please stop the “piecemeal delivery” rhetoric and include the B75 Indian poor into the national mainstream development of Malaysia Baru.
“Our overall rating of PH otherwise is 50.1% having taken into account PHs’ serious anti corruption delivery, withdrawing GST and the Police Forces’ generally better conduct (minus shooting dead suspects and abusing Remand Proceedings etc ).
“Otherwise PH seems to be continuing with the 62 years of racist and supremacist policies and politics and in the process victimising the B75 Indian poor.
“The common excuse given in effect being – pulling the B75 Indian poor above the waters will upset the Malay Muslim ground.
“Do we deliver for the people who voted us in or worry about the people who didn’t but because whose votes we may lose in the next GE15?” he asked.
1 year P.H. @Indian
Manifesto Report Card
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Manifesto Report Card
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Authur / Source：P. Uthayakumar / Facebook
Y.A.B.Tun Dr.Mahathir Mohamad, e-mail: ppm@pmo.gov.my
Perdana Menteri Malaysia, rajmah.jamal@pmo.gov.my
Pejabat Perdana Menteri, Fax : 03-88883973
Putrajaya. 8/5/2019
Perdana Menteri Malaysia, rajmah.jamal@pmo.gov.my
Pejabat Perdana Menteri, Fax : 03-88883973
Putrajaya. 8/5/2019
Y.A.B. Tun,
1 year Pakatan Harapan Govt @Indian Manifesto Report Card. End 62 years racist & supremacist policies & politics victimizing B75 Indian poor: 1% delivery for B75 & 50.1% Rating:HINDRAF 2.0
Introduction
It is ONE year today of the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government vis a vis the legitimate expectations for delivery especially by the most victimized B75 Indian Poor (95% voted PH) in particular of PHs’ 25 Election Promises for the Indian Community. Especially vis a vis the preamble of the said PH Election Manifesto in particular “Sebagai rakyat yang mempunyai hak yang sama dengan semua warganegara lain, sudah tiba masanya untuk semua bentuk diskriminasi yang menzalimi warga India dihapuskan … Pengagihan kekayaan negara mestilah dilakukan secara adil dan penindasan ekonomi terhadap warga India dihentikan serta-merta…”, which was subsequently reaffirmed … “Championing one race will destroy all, warns Dr Mahathir” (1) and “Mahathir: Wealth should be distributed equally among races” (2). We however regret to bring to your goodselves kind attention that the delivery thereto for the B75 Indian poor is only about 1% % while the overall PH rating is at 50.1%.
PH top 15 non delivery
With all due respect, our humble monitoring over the last 165 days (100 and 200 days submitted to your goodselves earlier) @ the tip of the iceberg ONE year (3), PH top 15 non delivery Report Card of even the very basic necessities food, shelter and education for the B75 Indian Poor arising largely from the continued implementation of the 62 years of racist and supremacist policies and politics victimizing the B75 Indian poor for your due consideration are as follows:-
❶ The 100 days promise to some 350,000 (4) B75 Indian poor is yet to be delivered by failing to fulfill even PH Promise No.1 by still denying them their Rule of Law and Constitutional Birth Certificates and Citizenship @ innate Birth Rights which could be resolved merely by the stroke of the pen by the Prime Minister and/or Home Minister’s Directive to the Director General of the National Registration Department to forthwith issue Birth Certificates and Identity Cards vis a vis Citizenship by operation of law further to Article 14 of the Federal Constitution .
We have recorded only the seasonal mere 200 citizenships announced by the Home Minister during Deepavali 2018 @ 0.05% delivery. To quote Social Activist Dr.Kua Kia Soong “at this rate we will be witnessing such yearly Deepavali “gifts” for the next 1,500 years! (5). Maybe marking PHs’ 1st anniversary today (5A) a further 1,641 (0.46%) citizenships were dished out. Perhaps in the best interest of transparency under Malaysia Baru, PH may want to publish the names and Identity Cards numbers thereto in the Home Ministry’s Official Website. PH Policy Statement “School for stateless kids, inclusive policy among Pakatan successes in first year, education minister says” (6). This is a non starter as many innocent B75 Indian poor children still cannot even enroll in kindergartens and primary schools (7).This is quite unlike when … “Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Datuk Seri David Wong Dak Wah said the mobile courts … helped facilitate 87,345 birth certification cases ― usually linked to late birth registration in remote areas - as of December 31, 2018 (8)
❷ Vide PHs’ Promise No 10, RM1,500.00 minimum wage also within 100 days is also yet to be fulfilled. To the contrary the PH Budget 2019 proposed a minimum wage of a mere RM1,100.00(9).
❸ Vide Promise No 2 PH promised to provide for affordable Housing especially for the estate workers and the B40 (B75 for Indian poor). To the direct contrary we have recorded an accumulated 45,403 (10) cases of homeless, landless and the homes of the B75 Indian poor being demolished arising largely from the unfulfilled Tun Razak Estate Workers Housing Scheme 1973 Policy especially in Bukit Kiara, Byram Estate, Kg Muhibah Puchong, Kubang Ulu Penang and 23 other settlements with their struggle ranging from 38 years to even 100 years (Tai Lee Estate, Ipoh).
The Malays, Orang Asli, Kadazan, Iban etc. have tens of thousands of villages, farms and land banks nationwide (also foreign workers in their respective countries), even the poor Chinese have 630 Chinese New Villages. To the contrary the B75 Indian poor have almost Zero villages, farms and land banks as their social safety net (11). In an emergency or in the event of a misfortune, they have Zero Social Safety Net to the extent that their option may be to commit suicide (12).
❹ Vide PH promise No 4, full financial aided status for all 525 Tamil schools with same infrastructure standards as that of National schools within their first term (Parliamentary Term) is a non starter. We have however recorded 191 (13) instances of Tamil Schools being denied even the very basics for example tables and chairs, children using tar roads as playing fields, ammonia fumes and ash from factory and crematorium, denied 32 Tamil school kindergartens and 11 new schools and annex buildings, 74 Tamil school toilets in deplorable state, denied access roads etc.
Even Former Prime Minister Najib Razak is now calling on for Kindergardens to be made compulsory in (all) Tamil schools (14) and in the backdrop of calls for “Compulsory education should be raised to Form Five” (15), Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Departments’ statement that “… all kindergarten teachers (but excluding Tamil Schools) have a Diploma in early Childhood Education …”(16).
We have recorded 45 critical situations in Tamil schools ranging from being under high tension TNB electric cables, 90 year old wooden and on the verge of collapsing, termite infested, catching fire, cramped up by almost 100%, denied kindergartens, Serendah Tamil School yet to be built even after one by-election, two General Elections and two “pecah tanah”, public protests etc, construction of 37 Tamil schools not completed even up to 8 years now, Tamil School even in the Education Minister’s Constituency denied 150 meters access road and therefore cannot be opened, operating from Construction Cabins, low enrolment schools refused to be relocated to largely Indian populated areas, borrowing students from towns to avoid Estate Tamil schools from being closed down etc as is outlined in Appendix 1 herein (16A).
❺ Vide PH Promise No. 15 and 18, small Indian businesses would be given micro credit, financial assistance, licenses and business permits will be made easy especially for the Indian Recycling outlets. Vide our 25 point Proposals to Tun Dr.Mahathir, Tun Daim and CIR dated 28.5.2018 we have requested for 100,000 per year of such self employment and business opportunities for the B75 Indian poor. But we regret to report that we are yet to record even one such case. To the direct contrary, four Indian Recycling Outlets in Setapak were demolished on 21/2/2019 despite our appeal letter dated 10/7/2018 to no less than the Prime Minister and Federal Territories Minister.
Why not licenses and micro credit facilities be given to even operate Burger, Mobile Stalls and Food Trucks in Chinese Housing areas let alone denying tens of thousands of petty trading licenses etc. We have recorded seven elderly Indian traders in Brickfeilds having operated for 40 years who were given Notice to evict (72). An Indian Sugarcane water and food stall was similarly demolished in Setapak (73) and another Indian Recycling Outlet in Puchong demolished (74).
❻ Vide Promise No. 17 PH will give FELDA and FELCRA like land settlement schemes with financial assistance. However we have recorded Zero to date. PH could have Compulsorily Acquired further to Section 76 (aa) (ii) and Section 116(1)(d)(4) of the National Land Code read together with the Land Acquisition Act 1965 and the Local Government Act but choose to watch silently as bulldozers literally bulldozed 111 traditional Indian vegetable farms in Cameron Highlands (75).
❼ Although qualified, only an estimated 2% of Public Universities’ intake are allowed for Malaysian Indians and most B75 cannot afford Private Universities especially in the field of Medicine, Dentistry, Engineering, Pharmacy, Accountancy, Architecture and other Professional courses.
❽ For the year 2018 a total of 2,200 Matriculation places were granted by the previous BN government for high achieving Indian SPM students also after Hindrafs’ public protests since 2010. However almost immediately upon assuming power PH rewarded the far well to do Chinese voters with a total of 1,000 extra Matriculation places but zero for the far below the water B75 Indian poor students. In compounding matters the PH Education Minister announced that the said 2,200 places was a one off grant, which even the former UMNO Education Minister denied. The next day PH must have directed their powerless and showpiece Indian Senior most Minister to do a la MIC Tamil Dailies headlines propaganda that the said 2,200 places is retained but which was never mentioned in the said Education Minister’s Media Statement released on the very same day! (76).
PH has also still refused to recognize the long outstanding thousands of B75 Medical Graduates from affordable overseas Medical Universities, with the latest being Dr.Sasha Gomez who had completed her Medical studies in Cuba but not recognized and unable to work in Malaysia (77)
❾ Vide Promise No. 6 and 7, PH promised places in Fully Residential schools, MRSM and Regular Residential Secondary Schools (and Giat Mara Colleges?) for the B 75. We have recorded the announcement of 377 out of 7,760 places (78) or 4.85% in Form One at MRSM for the year 2019 intake. For the purposes of transparency the Rural and Regional Development Ministry should publish a list of the names and Identity Card numbers of the said students. In giving proper effect, provisions for Indian food and weekly Hindu Temple visits must also be made.
❿ Vide Promise No. 19, PH promised to provide sufficient places for Hindu Temples and Hindu Cemeteries. However not only were the existing Hindu temples not granted land, gazetted and granted Land Titles accordingly but many were demolished. The Seafeilds Hindu Temple demolishment saga sent a dangerous signal when at least 12 people were injured and 23 of the intruder’s cars unprecedentedly burnt by angry Hindus. In rubbing salt into wound, the Selangor PH Menteri Besar made a statement as if he was the spokesman for the Developer by ordering the temple to return the land and money which the temple did not even receive in the first place. Was it the said Developer or the 95% of the Indians who had voted for PH? In the absence of the grant of the promised land Title via a High Court Trust in favor of the said Temple, we can only assume that the Attorney General’s solution was not given the green light by the PH top leadership. Disregarding “Dr.M: Riots should be a wake up call” (79), the PH government further demolished the Relau Hindu Temple in Penang (80). From our records this is the first ever Hindu Temple demolishment in Penang.
In the aftermath of the 25th November 2007 Hindraf Rally, the UMNO government made a Ministerial Statement in Parliament that no Hindu temples would be demolished in Kuala Lumpur which was honored as at the 2018 General Elections. To the contrary PH demolished the Kampong Limau PPR Hindu temple (81), and the Jinjang Utara Hindu Temple in April 2019. The PPR Kg Baru Air Panas Hindu Temple was slated for demolished also on the 17th of April 2019 but was deferred when Hindraf 2.0 launched a Social Media campaign against the same. We have henceforth recorded three Hindu temple demolishments by the PH government, Congratulations! and 152 hindu temples in need of the PH State government land (potential Seafeilds Temple timebombs?) including the 120 year old Tepi Sungai, Klang Mariaman Hindu Temple (82). The Prime Minister as Chairman of the National Physical Planning Council by the stroke of the pen can direct that all houses of worship (and cemeteries), no matter how small is to be incorporated and recognized on the Masterplan of any land (83), and thereafter gazetted and issued Land Titles accordingly.
We have also recorded thirteen (13) Hindu cemeteries and last rites ceremony Halls similarly denied Land Titles with one Hindu Cemetery actually going missing in thin air (84)
⓫ Vide Promise No. 11, PH promised to direct GLCs’, Federal Government Agencies and Local Authorities to target 10% of the workforce for the B75 Indian poor. To date we have actually recorded ZERO.
⓬ Vide Promise No. 22, PH promised to address (B75) Indian poverty “unlike the UMNO government”. Our monitoring however reveals widespread chronic poverty :- “If lucky we get rice porridge, if not rice in water” for single mother and 3 children (85), Son, daughter and daughter in law all passed away leaving eight grand children aged 7, 9, 10… with grandmother (60) and are given a mere RM200.00 by the Welfare Department! (86), students going hungry to school (87), Single Mother with two young children denied Welfare help at all (88) Homeless family living at bus stop with 3 year old baby (89), No mattress and forced to sleep on cement as her husband is in jail for mother(62) with 3 young children who is also a stroke patient (90), Broke hand and leg in accident, single mother with 7 children struggles (91) Three children 11,14 and 15 cannot even afford to go to school (92) .
Perhaps on PHs’ directive via the a la MIC cum UNNO Tamil Dailies propaganda, the powerless Indian PH Deputy Chief Minister is only able to hand out prostatic legs (93), Indian Deputy Speaker pays electricity bills and dishes out provisions for one month (94), Kedah Indian Exco highlights homes denied water and electricity (95), Selangor Indian Exco dishes out his trademark bus fare of RM300.00 per year for 3,000 Indian poor (96), Perak EXCO Member dishes out RM2,789.00 to handicapped home (97). The Selangor Menteri Besar putting up full page Thaipusam advertisement in Tamil Daily … to make up for non delivery in Seafeilds? (98) and the Perak Menteri Besar Tamil Daily front page dishing out 3,000 Ponggal pots … to make up for failing to address B75 poverty in Perak? (99) This widespread B75 chronic poverty also contributes to increase in Indian crime rate which came about only in the last 30 years of UMNO rule.
⓭ Widespread B75 workforce victims denied SOCSO Claims and Pensions. The powerless PH Indian Human Resources Senior Minister is of no or very little help!!!
⓮ Vide promise No 16. PH promised to form the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in combating (widespread racial) discrimination and unfairness both in the public and private sectors. But we have recorded ZERO delivery, maybe in recognition of the Zero votes for BN campaign!
⓯ In the general Racial Discrimination category we have recorded no Indians in the Education Services Commission, Senior Assistants position in limbo and no kindergarten assistants in Tamil Schools (100), Water supply disconnected for twenty-five B75 families in Dusun Durian Estate, Banting (101), Football field denied to Kg Desa Aman, KL youths (102) 6,000, Security Guards lost their jobs (103), One Hundred and Forty-two (142) B75 child detainees still held under POCA (104), (Despite POCA,POTA,SOSMA, SEDITION Act etc promised to be repealed PH has not honoured its Election Promise), Muddy drinking water for hundreds of Seremban Estate workers (105) , School Canteen in Penang instructed not to sell Indian food such as Thosai (106) Low wages for 3D jobs or nothing at all, PM tells workers on Labour Day! (107) , Mentakab Indians forced to take risk by placing wood along Railway bridge and using the same (108) etc.
Conclusion
With all due respect from the above, we regret to outline in this Report Card that save and except for the 200 plus 1,641 Identity Cards and the 377 MRSM places, PHs’ delivery for the B75 Indian poor amounts to only about 1% Delivery. Please stop the “piecemeal delivery” rhetoric and include the B75 Indian poor into the National Mainstream Development of Malaysia Baru.
Our overall rating of PH otherwise is 50.1% having taken into account PHs’ serious anti corruption delivery, withdrawing GST and the Police Forces’ generally better conduct (minus shooting dead suspects and abusing Remand Proceedings etc ). Otherwise PH seems to be continuing with the 62 years of racist & supremacist policies and politics and in the process victimizing the B75 Indian poor. The common excuse given in effect being - pulling the B75 Indian poor above the waters will upset the Malay Muslim ground. Do we deliver for the people who voted us in or worry about the people who didn’t but because whose votes we may lose in the next GE 15?. We have recorded - “Harapan will lose next GE if it takes its base for granted” (109) and Never-ending bumi policy dashes hope for 'New Malaysia' Kua Kia Soong (110) In ‘new Malaysia’, PPBM is the ‘new Umno’, MCA tells DAP (111). ‘Bersatu aims to empower bumiputera socially and economically’ (112)
May we invite your goodselves’ D.G. for Implementation and Coordination Unit (ICU) to present PHs’ perspective as to the aforesaid only about 1% delivery at our Peaceful Gathering on 12/5/2019 (Sunday) at 2.00 pm at The Fountain, Brickfeilds.
We hereby once again humbly seek an appointment with your goodselves with regards to the above.
Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
P.Uthayakumar,
De Facto Leader, Hindraf 2.0
Yours faithfully,
P.Uthayakumar,
De Facto Leader, Hindraf 2.0
1. The Malaysian Insight 1.5.19
2. Malaysiakini 14.1.19
3. Based on ONE year monitoring and research covering over 500 newsreports mostly from the 4 Tamil Dailies, three English Dailies and 5 Internet Newsportals and Social Media.
4. Hindraf (2.0s’) Malaysian Indian Minority Human Rights Violations Annual Report 2009 at page 23.
5. Press statement by Kua Kia Soong, SUARAM Adviser 26 Oct 2018
(5A) Malaysia Nanban 8/5/2019 at page 1
6. Malaysiakini 30 April 2019
7. The Star 16.1.2019 at page 25, Malaysia Nanban 14/12/2018 at page 4 and 30/1/19 at pg 1.
8. M.kini 11.1.19
9. Makkal Osai 8/8/2018 at page 6.
10. 27,803 at as 100 days and a further 1,777 totaling 29,580 as at the 200th day and a further 15,758 totaling 45,338 as at the 365th day.
11. Ref: Hindraf 2.0s’ 25 Proposals to Tun Mahathir, Tun Daim and Council on Institutional Reforms dated 28.5.18). (PH Promise No 2 and 3 refers)
12. Poverty and poverty related suicides among the Indian community in Malaysia: Ref- Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 13, Tamil Malar 19/3/2019 at page 1.
13. 113 as at 200th day
14. Tamil Malar 19/11/2018 at page 5.
15. The Star 8/10/2018 at page 2.
16. The Star 29/10/2018 at page 11.
16A. Details of the 45 critical conditions in Items 17 - 71 hereinbelow are outlined in Appendix 1)
17. The Star 23/11/2018 at page 30.
18. The Star 27/8/2018 at page 18.
19. Makkal Osai 3/9/2018 at page 3
20. Malaysia Nanban 9/9/2018 at page 5
21. Makkal Osai 14/9/2018 at page 3
22. Malaysia Nanban 14/9/2018 at page 1
23. Malaysia Nanban 19/9/2018 at page 2.
24. Makkal Osai 29/9/2018 at page 10.
25. Tamil Nesan 19/8/2018 at page 1
26. Makkal Osai 28/8/2018 at page 10
27. Makkal Osai 6/10/2018 Headlines
28. Makkal Osai 23/8/2018 at page 14, Malaysia Nanban 25/82018 at page 3, Malaysia Nanban 11/9/2018 at page 12, Malaysia Nanban 23/8/2018 at page 12 and Tamil Nesan 2/10/2018 Headlines respectively
29. Malaysia Nanban 28/8/2018 at page 12 and Makkal Osai 5/8/2018 at page 10 respectively.
30. Malaysia Nanban 20/12/2019 Headlines
31. Makkal Osai 1/3/2019 at page 7 / Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 10
32. Makkal Osai 1/3/2019 at page 3
33. Malaysia Nanban 2/3/2019 at page 16
34. Malaysia Nanban 4/3/2019 Headlines
35. Malaysia Nanban 5/3/2019 at page 3
36. Tamil Malar 9/3/2019 at page 12
37. Malaysia Nanban Headlines 7/3/2019
38. Tamil Malar 14/3/2019 at page 2
39. Tamil Malar 14/3/2019 at page 6
40. Makkal Osai 3/2/2019 at page 1
41. Tamil Malar 2/2/2019 at page 5
42. Makkal Osai 2.5.2019 at page 1
43. Ref NST 28/4/2019 at page 4
44. Malaysia Nanban 17/1/2019 Headlines
45. The Star 16/1/2019 at page 18
46. Tamil Malar 15.1.2019 at page 1
47. Tamil Nesan 13/1/2019 at page 1
48. The Star 14/1/2019 at page 12
49. Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 1
50. The Star 12/1/2019 at page 21
51. Makkal Osai 10/1/2019 at page 1
52. Malaysia Nanban 6/1/2019 at page 12
53. Malaysia Nanban 8/1/2019 at page 7
54. Malaysia Nanban 8/1/2019 Headlines
55. Makkal Osai 30/12/2018 at page 12
56. Malaysia Nanban 30/12/2019 at page 1
57. Tamil Nesan 29/12/2019 at page 1
58. Makkal Osai 28/12/2018 at page 3
59. Makkal Osai 27/12/2019 at page 10
60. Makkal Osai 27/12/2018 at page 3
61. Starmetro 27/11/2017 at page 10
62. The Star 7/1/2019 at page 16
63. Tamil Malar 3/1/2019 at page 5
64. (Kinrara, Lancang, Blue Valley, Jelebu, Semenyih, Saga, Taman , Keladi (Sg. Petani), Ampang and Menglembu Tamil schools)
65. Makkal Osai 3/2/2019 at page 12 & Makkal Osai 20/12/2018 headlines
66. Malaysia Nanban 3/1/2019 at page 7
67. Malaysia Nanban 4/1/2019 at page 3
68. Malaysia Nanban 31/3/2019 at page 1
69. Malaysia Nanban 4/1/2019 headlines
70. Air Manis(Muar),Tebrau Estate, Dublin Estate (Kulim), Semburong (Renggam), Changkat Jong Estate (Sg.Siput),Changkat Kending(Ipoh) Tamil Schools.
71． Malaysia Nanban 7/5/2019 at page 1 (Layang2 Tamil School)
72． Starmetro 19/12/2019 at page 4
73．Malaysia Nanban 20/2/2019 at page 16
74．Tamil Malar 5/3/2019 at page 1
75．Malay Mail 9/4/2019
76．Tamil Malar 25/4/2019 Headlines (2,200)
77． The Star 3/12/2018 at page 3 (cuba)
78． Makkal Osai 23/3/2019 at page 1 (mrsm)
79． NST 30/11/2018 at page 2
80．The Star 4/5/2019 at page 18
81． NST 5/1/2019 at page 51
82． Malaysia Nanban 23/2/2019 at page 1
83． The Star 29/11/2018 at page 3
84．Tamil Malar 6/1/2019 at page 4
85．Makkal Osai 8/1/2019 at page 1 (rice)
86． Makkal Osai 31/12/2019 at page 1 (granny)
87．Makkal Osai 11/3/2019 at page 14 (hungry)
88． Makkal Osai 9/3/2019 at page 16 (No Welfare)
89． Tamil Malar 25/12/2018 at page 15 (Bus)
90．Makkal Osai 1/4/2019 at page 1 (cement)
91． Tamil Nesan 19/1/2019 at page 16 (accidt)
92． Tamil Malar 7/1/2019 at page 2 (no school)
93． Tamil Nesan 5/12/2019 at page 5 (dcm)
94． Makkal Osai 12/1/2019 at page 7 (spkr)
95．Tamil Nesan 14/1/2019 at page 6 (Kedah
96． Makkal Osai 8/3/2019 at page 3 (bus)
97. Tamil Nesan 15/12/2018 at page 4 (prk ex)
98．Tamil Malar 20/1/2019 at page 3 (full pg)
99．Tamil Nesan 14/1/2019 at page 1 (pgl)
100．Malaysia Nanban 31/3/2019 at page 1 (comm)
101．Makkal Osai 3/3/2019 at page 16 (wtr d.conn)
102． Makkal Osai 4/3/2019 at page 2 (fld)
103． Malaysia Nanban 10/3/2019 at page 16 (6k)
104．Tamil Malar Headlines 31/1/2019 (poca)
105．Malaysia Nanban Headlines 26/11/2019 (mud)
106． The Star 4/10/2018 at page 19 (tosai)
107．The Malaysian Insider 1/5/2019 (3d)
108．Makkal Osai 9/12/2018 at page 3 (rly)
109．Malaysiakini 15 Apr 2019 (lose)
110． Malaysiakini 31.12.19 (kua)
111．(FMT 21.12.18)
112．The Star 29/12/2018
2. Malaysiakini 14.1.19
3. Based on ONE year monitoring and research covering over 500 newsreports mostly from the 4 Tamil Dailies, three English Dailies and 5 Internet Newsportals and Social Media.
4. Hindraf (2.0s’) Malaysian Indian Minority Human Rights Violations Annual Report 2009 at page 23.
5. Press statement by Kua Kia Soong, SUARAM Adviser 26 Oct 2018
(5A) Malaysia Nanban 8/5/2019 at page 1
6. Malaysiakini 30 April 2019
7. The Star 16.1.2019 at page 25, Malaysia Nanban 14/12/2018 at page 4 and 30/1/19 at pg 1.
8. M.kini 11.1.19
9. Makkal Osai 8/8/2018 at page 6.
10. 27,803 at as 100 days and a further 1,777 totaling 29,580 as at the 200th day and a further 15,758 totaling 45,338 as at the 365th day.
11. Ref: Hindraf 2.0s’ 25 Proposals to Tun Mahathir, Tun Daim and Council on Institutional Reforms dated 28.5.18). (PH Promise No 2 and 3 refers)
12. Poverty and poverty related suicides among the Indian community in Malaysia: Ref- Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 13, Tamil Malar 19/3/2019 at page 1.
13. 113 as at 200th day
14. Tamil Malar 19/11/2018 at page 5.
15. The Star 8/10/2018 at page 2.
16. The Star 29/10/2018 at page 11.
16A. Details of the 45 critical conditions in Items 17 - 71 hereinbelow are outlined in Appendix 1)
17. The Star 23/11/2018 at page 30.
18. The Star 27/8/2018 at page 18.
19. Makkal Osai 3/9/2018 at page 3
20. Malaysia Nanban 9/9/2018 at page 5
21. Makkal Osai 14/9/2018 at page 3
22. Malaysia Nanban 14/9/2018 at page 1
23. Malaysia Nanban 19/9/2018 at page 2.
24. Makkal Osai 29/9/2018 at page 10.
25. Tamil Nesan 19/8/2018 at page 1
26. Makkal Osai 28/8/2018 at page 10
27. Makkal Osai 6/10/2018 Headlines
28. Makkal Osai 23/8/2018 at page 14, Malaysia Nanban 25/82018 at page 3, Malaysia Nanban 11/9/2018 at page 12, Malaysia Nanban 23/8/2018 at page 12 and Tamil Nesan 2/10/2018 Headlines respectively
29. Malaysia Nanban 28/8/2018 at page 12 and Makkal Osai 5/8/2018 at page 10 respectively.
30. Malaysia Nanban 20/12/2019 Headlines
31. Makkal Osai 1/3/2019 at page 7 / Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 10
32. Makkal Osai 1/3/2019 at page 3
33. Malaysia Nanban 2/3/2019 at page 16
34. Malaysia Nanban 4/3/2019 Headlines
35. Malaysia Nanban 5/3/2019 at page 3
36. Tamil Malar 9/3/2019 at page 12
37. Malaysia Nanban Headlines 7/3/2019
38. Tamil Malar 14/3/2019 at page 2
39. Tamil Malar 14/3/2019 at page 6
40. Makkal Osai 3/2/2019 at page 1
41. Tamil Malar 2/2/2019 at page 5
42. Makkal Osai 2.5.2019 at page 1
43. Ref NST 28/4/2019 at page 4
44. Malaysia Nanban 17/1/2019 Headlines
45. The Star 16/1/2019 at page 18
46. Tamil Malar 15.1.2019 at page 1
47. Tamil Nesan 13/1/2019 at page 1
48. The Star 14/1/2019 at page 12
49. Makkal Osai 13/1/2019 at page 1
50. The Star 12/1/2019 at page 21
51. Makkal Osai 10/1/2019 at page 1
52. Malaysia Nanban 6/1/2019 at page 12
53. Malaysia Nanban 8/1/2019 at page 7
54. Malaysia Nanban 8/1/2019 Headlines
55. Makkal Osai 30/12/2018 at page 12
56. Malaysia Nanban 30/12/2019 at page 1
57. Tamil Nesan 29/12/2019 at page 1
58. Makkal Osai 28/12/2018 at page 3
59. Makkal Osai 27/12/2019 at page 10
60. Makkal Osai 27/12/2018 at page 3
61. Starmetro 27/11/2017 at page 10
62. The Star 7/1/2019 at page 16
63. Tamil Malar 3/1/2019 at page 5
64. (Kinrara, Lancang, Blue Valley, Jelebu, Semenyih, Saga, Taman , Keladi (Sg. Petani), Ampang and Menglembu Tamil schools)
65. Makkal Osai 3/2/2019 at page 12 & Makkal Osai 20/12/2018 headlines
66. Malaysia Nanban 3/1/2019 at page 7
67. Malaysia Nanban 4/1/2019 at page 3
68. Malaysia Nanban 31/3/2019 at page 1
69. Malaysia Nanban 4/1/2019 headlines
70. Air Manis(Muar),Tebrau Estate, Dublin Estate (Kulim), Semburong (Renggam), Changkat Jong Estate (Sg.Siput),Changkat Kending(Ipoh) Tamil Schools.
71． Malaysia Nanban 7/5/2019 at page 1 (Layang2 Tamil School)
72． Starmetro 19/12/2019 at page 4
73．Malaysia Nanban 20/2/2019 at page 16
74．Tamil Malar 5/3/2019 at page 1
75．Malay Mail 9/4/2019
76．Tamil Malar 25/4/2019 Headlines (2,200)
77． The Star 3/12/2018 at page 3 (cuba)
78． Makkal Osai 23/3/2019 at page 1 (mrsm)
79． NST 30/11/2018 at page 2
80．The Star 4/5/2019 at page 18
81． NST 5/1/2019 at page 51
82． Malaysia Nanban 23/2/2019 at page 1
83． The Star 29/11/2018 at page 3
84．Tamil Malar 6/1/2019 at page 4
85．Makkal Osai 8/1/2019 at page 1 (rice)
86． Makkal Osai 31/12/2019 at page 1 (granny)
87．Makkal Osai 11/3/2019 at page 14 (hungry)
88． Makkal Osai 9/3/2019 at page 16 (No Welfare)
89． Tamil Malar 25/12/2018 at page 15 (Bus)
90．Makkal Osai 1/4/2019 at page 1 (cement)
91． Tamil Nesan 19/1/2019 at page 16 (accidt)
92． Tamil Malar 7/1/2019 at page 2 (no school)
93． Tamil Nesan 5/12/2019 at page 5 (dcm)
94． Makkal Osai 12/1/2019 at page 7 (spkr)
95．Tamil Nesan 14/1/2019 at page 6 (Kedah
96． Makkal Osai 8/3/2019 at page 3 (bus)
97. Tamil Nesan 15/12/2018 at page 4 (prk ex)
98．Tamil Malar 20/1/2019 at page 3 (full pg)
99．Tamil Nesan 14/1/2019 at page 1 (pgl)
100．Malaysia Nanban 31/3/2019 at page 1 (comm)
101．Makkal Osai 3/3/2019 at page 16 (wtr d.conn)
102． Makkal Osai 4/3/2019 at page 2 (fld)
103． Malaysia Nanban 10/3/2019 at page 16 (6k)
104．Tamil Malar Headlines 31/1/2019 (poca)
105．Malaysia Nanban Headlines 26/11/2019 (mud)
106． The Star 4/10/2018 at page 19 (tosai)
107．The Malaysian Insider 1/5/2019 (3d)
108．Makkal Osai 9/12/2018 at page 3 (rly)
109．Malaysiakini 15 Apr 2019 (lose)
110． Malaysiakini 31.12.19 (kua)
111．(FMT 21.12.18)
112．The Star 29/12/2018
Appendix 1
Tamil school left without electricity for two weeks” (17) , “PTA wants (90 years old wooden Tamil) school relocated for safety” (18), PH Indian Selangor EXCO dishing out RM 150.00 for top Tamil School students scoring 7As’(19) but denied entry into MRSM,fully residential schools etc, “Bukit Raja Tamil School classrooms infested by white ants”(20), 170 pupils (cramped) into Gelang Patah Tamil School (originally meant) for 90(21), Electric Wiring caught fire at (wooden) Tebrau Estate Tamil School (and pupils forced to study along the corridors)(22), Security Guards salary not paid in Tamil Schools (23), “Three Perak Tamil School building works stop”(24) , St Helier Tamil School Building Works (stopped)(25) ,90 year old (wooden) Malos Estate Tamil School on the verge of collapsing (26) , 74 Tamil School toilets in deplorable state (27), five Tamil Schools in Rembau, Ulu Tiram, Lunas, Batu Gajah and Port Dickson denied Land Titles (28), Sg Kawang Tamil School and St Leonard Tamil School denied Annex Buildings (29) in catering to increased intake, 18 Tamil schools denied kindergartens (30), Semenyih Tamil School denied 6 acres land (31), Sg Jerik Tamil School, Pahang denied RM350,000.00 (32) , Despite land being granted by UMW and even after one by-election, two General Elections, two “pecah tanah” ceremonies and scores of Tamil media headlines catching public protests involving even school children, the Serendah Tamil School is yet to be built (33), Changloon Tamil school denied playing field and kindergarden (34), Kulim Tamil school child dies of heatstroke! (35), PH grants Pajam Tamil School RM5,000.00 and two bicycles for top students! (36), Deputy Headmasters’ position in danger in Tamil schools (37), Third World era Mayfeild Tamil School Hall (38), Taman Melawati Tamil School’s defective canteen (39), Tuition problems at Kampong Pandan Tamil School (40), NGOs’ help pay school fees for Gunung Rapat Tamil School pupils (41), Tamil Secondary School denied (Promise No 5, PH Indian Manifesto) (42), High Tension TNB Electric Cables built above Frasers Hill Tamil School (43), 41 year old right to “Cuti Peristiwa” now denied (44), Four new Johor Tamil schools unable to be opened (45), C.F denied for Tebrau Tamil School (46), Parents physically stop developers attempt to demolish Semenyih Tamil School Fencing (47), (UMNO era Education Ministrys’ racist policy) to solve Tamil School problems one by one (48), PH EXCOs’ (even) RM2,000.00 Deepavali goodies announcement to 61 Negeri Sembilan Tamil Schools not honoured ! (49), 16 Tamil schools not open despite being completed two years already! (50), CF denied to Bukit Jalil Tamil School (51), smelly and dirty rubbish lorry pass through Jalan Akob Tamil school (52), PH Minister’s (yet another empty promise of) Hostel in Carey Island Tamil School (53), 37 Tamil schools building not completed up to 8 years (54), Kelumpang Tamil School denied maintainance funds (55), 95% completed 18 months ago but Tun Dr.Ismail Tamil school, Johor cannot be occupied (56), Annual Funding denied to Kelumpang Tamil School (57), Jeram Tamil School still in Construction Cabins (58), afternoon session in Saraswathy Tamil school, Sg Petani (59), Traffic lights to prevent accidents denied to Changkat Jong Estate Tamil School (Teluk Intan)(60), Storage area converted into classroom at Ladang Escot Tamil School (61), Tun Dr. Ismail Tamil School in Education Minister’s Constituency denied 150 meters access road, termites, wiring issues and cannot be opened for use(62), (cramped) Mak Mandin Tamil school denied adjoining land (63), Eleven Tamil Schools/Annex Buildings cannot be opened for up to 3 years because denied C.F. (64), Highlands Estate and 32 Tamil Schools denied even Kindergartens (65), Five (estate) Tamil schools with no enrolment in standard one but refused to be relocated to largely Indian populated areas in nearby towns (66), Eleven Tamil Schools with fewer than 10 pupils in standard one in Batang Padang District (Tanjung Malim) but refused to be relocated to largely Indian populated areas in nearby towns (67), Six Tamil schools in Baling alone but refused to be relocated to largely Indian populated areas in nearby towns (68), Borrow students from Towns to avoid Tamil school closure (69) Six Tamil schools with very low enrolment in estates refused to be relocated to largely Indian housing estates in nearby towns (70). Semburung (Layang2) Tamil School
denied PH Government allocation and funding. (71)
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