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Dear All,
Indian Chambers Seeking Municipal
Councilors Position
The Malaysian Associated Indian Chamber
of Commerce and Industry(MAICCI) calls
all Menteri Besars and Chief Ministers
to seriously consider appointing members
of MAICCI's affiliated State Chambers
for the posts of Councilors in their
respective state's District and
Municipal Councils.
We strongly recommend the inclusion of
members from the respective State
Chambers so as to enable the district
and Municipal Councils to
effectively represent the Indian
business community.
Such a move will augur well for the
individual states in fully serving
the people's aspirations and
expectations after the general election
of March 8.
The presence of Indian Businessmen as
representatives from the State's
Indian Chambers will only make the
respective councils more effective in
terms of being business oriented and
will further help the councils to
understand the problems and predicaments
currently faced by the Indian Business
Community in the respective areas.
The 13 State Indian Chambers affiliated
to MAICCI are well poised to champion
the Indian cause and to cater for the
needs of the Indian Business community.
The appointment of non-politicians and
businessmen into the District and
Municipal Councils would only serve the
residents in a more professional and
effective manner. Their primary focus
would be the betterment of the
respective residents rather than their
own political agenda as it is
practiced now by the representatives
from the political parties.
This call is echoed by business leaders
and professionals throughout the
country, especially after the recent
elections where the electorate has
spoken so clearly in seeking better
representation of rights and interests
of minorities and various groups.
It is clear that the rakyat prefer
non-politicians in such appointments so
that the duties and responsibilities
entrusted to them could be
discharged without fear or favour and
without fear of repercussions from the
respective political parties.
It is hoped that all the heads of the
States would consider MAICCI's proposal
in order for the Indian community to be
served fairly and equitably in
accordance with the government's policy
of equality.
The appointment of Councilors from the
State Chambers would reflect maturity,
independence and neutrality, whilst
helping restore the confidence of
Malaysians in moving towards a more
progressive and pragmatic society.
This press release is issued by Mr S.
Rengasamy, Honorary Secretary General of
MAICCI.
Thank you and best regards.
“TOGETHER WE
ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE”
Yours in MAICCI,
S. Rengasamy
(Hon. Secretary General, MAICCI)
Email:
rengasamysubramaniam@gmail.com
Quote:
"We
don't want to be like the leader in the French Revolution who said,
"There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I
can
lead them."
---
John F. Kennedy
Malaysian Associated Indian
Chambers of Commerce & Industry (MAICCI)
Megan Avenue II, B-9-1, (Block B, 9th Floor, Unit 1) No. 12 Jalan Yap Kwan Seng 50450 Kuala Lumpur Tel : 6 03 2171
2616 Fax : 6 03 2171
1195 E-mail :
info@maicci.org.my
Website :
www.maicci.org.my |