Talk:Malaysian Indian Congress

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MIC today

"The finest hour was achieved on Aug 31, 1957 when Independence was achieved under the Merdeka Agreement, to which Sambanthan was a signatory.

The greatest challenge that the party faced during this time was the fragmentation of estates, the livelihood of almost all Indian workers. In a bid to help the fragmentation, the party sponsored cooperative efforts to acquire estates and prevent displacement of the workers. This witnessed the birth of the National Land Finance Cooperative Society (NLFCS)."

"Now, the MIC is considered a caring association, providing many services and meeting the needs of the community."

This sentence captures how much the whole article sounds like a brochure the MIC might have put out itself.

There has been a lot more criticism of the MIC than is reflected in this article, specifically how the MIC has ensured the subjugation of Indians in Malaysia by the political and economic elite.

PaladinDave 03:18, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I have removed some of the material I feel was unnecessary and inaccurate, and tried to give it a more balanced tone. PaladinDave 04:11, 17 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

NPOV dispute

I have tried to remove some of the obvious POV language, like "finest hour".

I feel this article doesn't focus enough on the problems and shortcomings of the MIC, such as corruption, selling out of the Malaysian Indian community etc. My memory of specific political issues is limited however, so I was hoping someone else could help balance the article.

I am also secptical of much of the article, but my scepticism can be allayed if someone can provide citations.

The above post was made by mePaladinDave 23:40, 7 November 2006 (UTC)

hi

its been a irony of me being an indian in malaysia under the leadership of mr samyvelu.no doubt i was born in an poor family.my father was earnig a mere rm 80 with 8 childrens.i have managed 2 finish my spm n applied for a police constable job which i was taken in after a short interwiew.i worked fof about 7 yrs my last drawn sallary was rm 279.n my elder sister was a grade 1 student in spm she droped out after she couldnt get a place in local u cause she was born when mother was attending my granpas funeral in india.she was denied an blue ic because she was born in india.she was later employed in an international school after an interwier is convienced of her capabilities.back to me i am 47 now my humble request to my indian brothers n sisters is that dont let your children n yourself be fucked by dato samivelu n his motherfuckers cause u have all the capabilities to be as successful like me through hardwork n commitment to what ever u do.n take care of ur children so that the dont be a member in 36 gang which is sponsered by mic (stupit indian u r.next time dun condem ur own race la) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 175.144.209.25 (talk) 14:31, 3 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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