Sun, 23 May 2010 15:30 .KUALA LUMPUR: MIC vice-president Dr S Subramaniam said today there is no major crisis in the party except for some problems.
The Human Resource Minister said these problems could be resolved by the party and “the MIC will overcome these problems and emerge united, stronger and with greater energy to face the challenges ahead and to better serve the Indian community".He said this in a statement in response to statements by Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak and his deputy Muhyiddin Yassin expressing the hope that the party would be able to resolve the problems triggered by the call made by three MIC leaders for S Samy Vellu to bring forward his retirement as party president.The three are sacked MIC deputy Youth leader V Mugilan and MIC Central Working Committee members K P Samy and G Kumar Aamaan.
Early this week, Samy Vellu had announced that he would step down as party president “eight or nine months” before the expiry of his presidential term in May 2012.Following the controversy created by Mugilan, K P Samy and Kumar, senior party leaders including MIC deputy president G Palanivel and vice-president Dr Subramaniam defended Samy Vellu’s retirement plan and urged the trio to respect his decision.
Source from : Bernama
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