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Bangladeshis Overtakes Malaysian Indians In Numbers For Now.





 Of course it’s not that have overtaken the Malaysian Indians already, but it’s not far. How Bangladeshis taking over our numbers raise a red flag? They aren’t making much significance by the way to the development of the country. Of course they aren’t making much significance YET.

As of now, there are already 2.1 million registered and an estimated of 4 million unregistered foreign workers in Malaysia. Bangladeshis take up at least 600,000, roughly one-sixth of all foreign workers. Malaysian Indians are already no match in numbers compared to illegal workers.

Of course, these are just in numbers only, as the foreign workers are not citizens in this country.
However, these numbers show us how much foreign labour is coming in, in such a pace that they are slowly outnumbering Malaysians. Will Malaysia change as more and more workers start flowing in? What about the growing unemployment rates in Malaysia, and the worsening economy?

On a personal note, just because our numbers are low, we can’t be having 5 to 10 kids in a family. Numbers are upon the jurisdiction of affordance to run a family. We could only be 10 Indians in this whole Malaysia but the country must be dependent on this 10 and would collapse if this 10 defunct. What’s sad is that this is not the situation with Malaysian Indians.

Unity on another hand is just a Facebook talk and have not been able to materialize on ground. Many would disagree with me but they are just being ignorant. At times I would laugh to myself. When we ourselves can’t handle our own community, and we complain that the Government is not doing the right thing. It’s just not fair not to blame others for our own wrongdoings.

Maybe we can build a team to monitor the foreign workers traffic? But who is going to do it?

We don’t even care on the Malaysian Indian’s traffic in prison.

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