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Who’s Who for Senatorship in MIC.



by Navinn Rajendran

As everyone are geared up for election many have ignored the Senatorship that is coming up as few individuals are having their term end pretty soon. A couple of individuals whom are supposed to be in the system has been not able to be absorbed into the system and this is indeed one channel. There are 4 spots for MIC in obtaining  the Senatorship and we have hereby listed 6 individuals that are eligible for the spot thus far based on position and contribution. 

1.     Datuk T. Mohan (DTM)

DTM has been a very prominent figure amongst the Indian community since being appointed as the MIC Youth Leader. He has helped so many youths and have made many successful. How we wish if they had followed DTM’s footsteps instead of dancing around with arrogance. But the one name that will go down in history for leading Indians into the mainstream sports will be Datuk T Mohan. Being the Vice President of MIC also further strengthens his position to lead the Senatorship list.

2.       Datuk N. Muneandy

The one man anyone can contact anytime for any help, Datuk N. Muneandy has been the Coordinator of The National MIC Service Center. Having a team whom runs the service center, various issues has been highlighted and solved. The recent Rowter Case too was swiftly handled and further solved by The National MIC Service Center which is located on the 6th Floor at MIC HQ. Hailing from Tapah and to have come all this way, he is very seasoned and could further spearhead service centers to resolve rakyat’s issues. The service center is open to all races and it has been receiving amazing feedbacks from all quarters. 

3.       Datuk Mohana Muniandy

Having led the Malaysian Indian women through MIC, the position held makes Datuk a choice to be selected for Datukship. Despite having been a questionable individual over the personal effort taken to uplift the Indian Women, almost all are looking forward to see a change programs and further empower women. Probably Senatorship would bring a change in the way woman are approached and further look into their needs and necessities.

4.       Uvaraja Maniam

Having  led the Putera MIC in a positive note, he totally deserves an appointment as he has focused a lot on varsity students. Having successfully led Putera and further design exciting programs for varsity student, this appointment will further give Mr. Uvaraja the opportunity to serve better. Leading a part of the party that builds the future, they indeed need to be seriously recognized and move deeper into varsities to look into the needs of the Indian students. Looking into high school students vigorously would also ease the process of troubled students whom can be guided well to success.
                                                                                                                                                           
5.       Guna Sundari

A lot of young women are in need of guidance in the ground which are probably not able to be materialized due to lack of recognition and funds. Not having a proper representation in the system at times does hinder progress of a particular group of individuals. There are so many problems faced by young Indian girls and young women in the society. Probably with the right representation, such issues can be addressed with more seriousness and solution will be found and implemented more swiftly.

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