Two opposite demonstrations were hold in front of Parliament this morning, though both had one theme - criticising a government.
KUALA LUMPUR: Two opposite groups demonstrated against a supervision in front of a Parliament's gates this morning. At around 10:30am, a larger of a dual saw more than 80 Indians many of them in their 60s entertainment to ask because a supervision had unsuccessful to give them their identity cards.
Much of a throng seemed to be carrying red MyKads; an identity card reserved for permanent residents.
PKR vice-president N Surendran, who led a demonstration, pronounced many of a 80-plus did not have MyKads even though they were innate here.
He combined which a throng only represented a fraction of a 300,000 Indians but MyKads.
"We have been here peacefully because you have a crisis, where more than 300,000 people have not been since their papers such as birth certificates as well as blue ICs.
"[Because of this], they have been suffering because they do not have access to education, jobs, disinfectant or have a right to explain Socso or Employee Provident Fund (EPF) benefits!" he said.
Armed with a list of a people present, Surendran demanded which a 80-plus be since their MyKads within 48 hours.
He also demanded which a supervision "identify" a 300,000 as well as soon give them their MyKads, or face nationwide protests in a future.
He combined which if a supervision could accede to immigrants in Sabah citizenship, they could do a same for Malaysian-born Indians.
Kapar MP (PKR) S Manickavasagam pronounced which this problem even affected his family. "My mom upheld away final year at a age of 65. She was innate in India, though she could never get a blue MyKad," he said.
He afterwards asked because it was so difficult for Indians to get ICs when foreigners could get them easily.
In a Parliamentary written response, Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein told Manickavasagam which 42,493 people had been since citizenships from 2008 to Mar 2 this year.
The minister combined which a sum of 225,222 people had been made permanent residents from 2008 to February 29 this year, together with 162,233 Indonesians.
Anti-Time protest
The second proof was directed at local telecommunications provider Time Dot Com, which was accused of sacking 549 of a workers but compensation.
Members of a 30-strong throng claimed which they were let go by a association in Nov 2010.
According to group deputy M Sarasvathy, a 549 were Time Dot Com workers who were eliminated to a brand brand new subsidiary association well known as Paycomm Networks Sdn Bhd.
She combined which this association was afterwards dissolved after 6 months, as well as which nothing of a workers were compensated, or since their much-needed benefits. Sarasvathy combined which 54.7% of Time Dot Com was indirectly owned by a Mal! aysian g overnment, creation it a government-linked-company (GLC).
(This is divided in to a 30% Pulau Kapas Ventures Sdn Bhd stake, as well as a 24.7% Maju Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd stake.)
Khazanah Nasional Berhad in turn owns 70% of Pulau Kapas, whilst Bank Pembangunan dan Infrastruktur Malaysia Berhad owns 100% of Maju Nominees.)
Sarasvathy pronounced which a workers had met with Human Resources Minister Dr S Subramaniam three weeks ago over a matter, though had unsuccessful to do anything since.
The workers afterwards met with Sungai Siput MP (PSM) Michael Jeyakumar.
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