Malaysian Indian Congress youth wing demands non-Islamic department

Friday, May 1, 2009, 13:44 [IST]

Kuala Lumpur, May 1 (ANI): Malaysian Indian Congress Youth (MICY), which handles 10 to 15 cases of conversion a month, has urged the Government to set up a special non-Islamic affairs department to handle the problems arising from non-Muslims converting to Islam.

The Star quoted MICY coordinator, T. Mohan, as saying that such a department is necessary to address the sensitive issue so that it would not threaten the peace and harmony of multi-racial Malaysia. (ANI)

Topics: Malaysian, Indian, Congress, youth, wing, demands, nonIslamic, department

Vellu denies washing dirty Malaysian linen in Chennai

Tuesday, January 13, 2009,15:36 [IST]

Kuala Lumpur, Jan.13 (ANI): Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) president S. Samy Vellu has denied "washing dirty Malaysian linen in Chennai".He claimed he was merely responding to allegations made by Hindu Right's Action Force (HINDRAF) leader P. Wathya Moorthy at the Seventh Pravasi Bharathiya Divas conference.athya Moorthy had reportedly urged the Indian government to impose trade sanctions against Malaysia as a response to the alleged marginalisation of Malaysian Indians here.In a statement yesterday, Vellu challenged the assertions.....

Malaysian Indian Congress veteran Ubaidulla dies

Friday, January 23, 2009,17:09 [IST]

Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 23 (ANI): Veteran Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) politician Tan Sri S. O. K. Ubaidulla Kadir Basha died at his Bukit Pantai home in Petalin Jaya on Thursday.Ubaidulla, who was in his 90s, was the former chairman of the Ubadi Foundation and was a founder member of the MIC in 1946. e was the former permanent chairman of MIC, a senator and also Dewan Negara deputy president, The Star reports.Ubaidulla received the Tokoh Maal Hijrah award.....

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Malaysian Indian Congress leader sacked for criticizing party

Sunday, January 25, 2009,11:40 [IST]

Petaling Jaya (Malaysia), Jan.25 (ANI): Former Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) vice-president M. Muthupalaniappan has been sacked for making statements against the party.According to the Star, Muthupalaniappan was sacked more than a month after receiving a show cause notice from the MIC disciplinary committee following a complaint over his alleged statements in a Tamil newspaper on November 11, 2008 and on an Internet news portal on December 17, 2008.Party disciplinary committee chairman G. Vadiveloo said a letter was sent.....