The seven motions:
1. Felda-like scheme involving 2000 acres of land for 200 hardcore families.
2. RM10 million fund to be set up to assist Indians in small and medium enterprises.
3. set up an Indian affairs bureau under the purview of the menteri besar.
4. at least 10 acres of land for all Tamil and Chinese schools in the state.
5. renaming Jalan Barat in Petaling Jaya to Jalan V David to commemorate the late unionist.
6. seven percent discount for all poor Malaysians who are purchasing homes from the Selangor State Development Corporation (PKNS).
7. “no demolition” order or shifting of temples erected in the state before 2008.
Number 7 was accepted with a modification: no demolition or shifting a temple without the approval of the executive council in charge.
Motion number 1 is difficult due to land scarcity, but I believe Selangor still got plenty of land outside Klang Valley which can be utilised for agriculture. The state government can even consider reserving certain percentage for the poor Indians in any schemes being implemented/planned.
Motion 2 is not a big problem. Can easily be set up.
Motion 3 is even easier.
Motion 4 is noble indeed. Must be supported.
Motion 5, well, not exactly top of my list. Can even consider naming some of the new projects being done by the state government instead of renaming, if its an hassle.
Motion 6, totally agree. Not sure if anyone in the right mind will disagree to this.
Motion 7, as it has been amended, we can hold the executive councillor in charge responsible if any demolition happens.
Out of the 7, 3 are outright motions to help Indian community, while the other 4 are mixed or of no direct help.
mi1: High time for Indians to vote HRP candidate in coming GE13. Indians will no longer trust or depend on Pakatan.
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