Law & Paneir

Yesterday, MIC President had claimed that the Indian community is increase their support to them at more than 65%. Perhaps, the statement is partially true because the see PM Najib as their leader than the MIC leaders.  Generally, Indian voters are located in the marginal seats. Sentosa in Selangor can be considered as the indian majority seat. But whether indian votes will relevant to this coming election. I very much in doubt. The battle is between them to secure Malay votes. Indian voters will be sidelined significantly compare to last two general elections where they played pivotal role to determine the winners. How about MIC leaders? Can they survive this election? In my humble opinion, only Dr Subramaniam will survive if the opposition going to field an Indian candidate in Segamat. Others, unfortunately, their destiny is already has been pre-determined. Let's we wait and see.

The GE14 will be conducted very soon in Malaysia.  This election is very different from other elections which was held in Malaysia previously. This election is no longer a battle between Malays and non-Malays but instead between Malays themselves. They are at the crossroads to decide to whom their support is. The margin of advantage between the ruling party and opposition party is very thin. There are many Malays who disassociate themselves with both party. They are undecided. They are confused. Firstly, they don't understand why a leader they had revered the most has joined and collaborating with opposition. Secondly, why there are many parties claiming they are representing Malays and why are so many now? Thirdly, where they are belong too i.e. to which party they are associate with. Lastly, who will preserve and protect their rights and priviliges better. In this election, the deciding factor for the outcome of this election is with Malays. Therefore