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SOLVE ICBC cases NOW!


by Navinn Rajendran Gounder

I received an e-poster on whatsapp but I was not taken aback but was totally pissed off with it.
How many times do you want individuals with ICBC cases to register their case? How is it that the government does not have access to the MyDaftar campaign held last year? Stop giving excuses that it was campaigned by Barisan Nasional and you don’t have the case files.



The campaign was executed by the government of Malaysia and every record should be with them. At least call the campaign manager and ask the individual for all the necessary input needed. More than half of these ICBC cases are already positioned in a tough spot. They are not able to progress in life.



Yes, as how you would say it is not as easy as you think, that was the same darn thing we said before. It is not an easy process altogether.

But, Pakatan Harapan made it sound like it was possible if willed and now where is your truth? To me, irrespective of being in the government or an opposition, politicians should know in and out of every single process in the system.



It is not accepted for opposition to claim that they are learning to govern. Not knowing every single nook of the system simply questions what were all these few term politicians doing in the parliament.
You can’t marry today and give birth tomorrow. I agree. But children whom cant enroll in universities due to citizenship, their dream and hope is shattered today. If a grandparent whom used to tap rubber to drive Malaya’s economy forward gets their citizenship, they will have access to the government privileges just like other Indonesians and Bangladeshis that whom Tun Mahathir and Dato Seri Najib Razak allowed in.



Call in the respective NGOs that have worked in these cases and ask them to enlighten you. They know way more facts then you. All you have are incompetent minister whom lied that up to 300,000 Malaysian Indian ethnic are facing citizenship issues but had the cheek to renovate his office for RM800 000 when he became Deputy Minister under BN. At times I feel it’s all good that BN lost to actually teach them a lesson for taking the masses for a ride though. Another minister is a sloppy sloth. Another doesn’t mind working for ‘Hantu’ and is probably set to be the Kucing of Puchong. Two others just made it into the cabinet by sticking around top leaders but not once we have heard them speak as for him his mouth is only there to eat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgyGOr4H560

The Sikhs have never considered themselves as Indian’s. I don’t know how ethnic Indians are proud that we have 4 ministers. If you accept its 4, you are wrong. It is actually 5. The PM has a spoonful of Indian blood in him and that is why he is smart and the rest of us with 5.5 liters of blood end up being emotional and stupid.



Government, stop this nonsense. Solved ICBC cases make a ell lot of difference in a person’s life. Stop taking us for a ride. SOLVE THE CASES NOW.

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