Penang MIC Youth chief J Dhinagaran (below) has urged DCM II P
Ramasamy to bear responsibility for his Buah Pala fisaco mistake .
Tired of being repeatedly blamed for the Kampung Buah Pala
controversy, the state government is pushing the responsibility to the MIC for
having a hand in the homeslessness of the nine families, he added.
Penang Deputy Chief Minister II P. Ramasamy had asked the families who had failed to get compensation from the developer to seek help from MIC leaders, who backed them during the height of their showdown with developer, Nusmetro Venture Sdn Bhd.
Ramasamy said state MIC leaders had persuaded them not to sign the agreement in February last year for a double storey house measuring 1,400 sq ft, on the Kampung Buah Pala site.
He targetted his missiles at state MIC Youth leaders, who he
described as "the ones responsible" for this fiasco, which
saw Penang lose its Tamil High Chapparal, one of the last remaining Indian
traditional village.
"Where are they now? Ask them to give money to the nine families," Ramasamy told Malaysiakini, when asked to respond to the lamentations of the nine families who will not enjoy any cheer on Deepavali day.
Tired of being repeatedly blamed for the Kampung Buah Pala
controversy, the state government is pushing the responsibility to the MIC for
having a hand in the homeslessness of the nine families, he added.Penang Deputy Chief Minister II P. Ramasamy had asked the families who had failed to get compensation from the developer to seek help from MIC leaders, who backed them during the height of their showdown with developer, Nusmetro Venture Sdn Bhd.
Ramasamy said state MIC leaders had persuaded them not to sign the agreement in February last year for a double storey house measuring 1,400 sq ft, on the Kampung Buah Pala site.
He targetted his missiles at state MIC Youth leaders, who he
described as "the ones responsible" for this fiasco, which
saw Penang lose its Tamil High Chapparal, one of the last remaining Indian
traditional village."Where are they now? Ask them to give money to the nine families," Ramasamy told Malaysiakini, when asked to respond to the lamentations of the nine families who will not enjoy any cheer on Deepavali day.
