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Achieving Unity Within The Party
This afternoon I had a chance to speak to MIC members at meet the branches sessions in Sepang and Hulu Langat. I spoke at considerable length about how we should focus on achieving unity within the party.
Achieving unity within the party should be our priority. That should be part of our KPI. Only a united party will have the strength to function politically, especially in a state which is being ruled by the opposition.
Now that the division and national level party elections were over, we should set aside our differences and function as a united force. Our constitution has given us the right to contest for posts and party members have the right to vote people in and out. We are eligible for this role every three years. Once the elections are over, we must return to the fold and unite as one voice politically.
I stress again that political unity should be part of our KPI. Only a united MIC will have the recognition to represent our members and the Indian community in important forums.
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about 2 years ago
Dear Y. Bhg. Dato’,
You have said it very well, only with UNITY within the party we can achieve progress. I think your agenda in setting that tone is commendable indeed.
about 2 years ago
Unity is a vital arm for all of us, particularly moving forward. Several issues cropped up recently need to be dealt in a united manner. In this context, more and more initiatives need to be taken via “Meet the People Sessions” across the country involving party leaders, particularly those from national and state levels. We may not be able to fix issues at Division/Branch levels so easily due to certain unacceptable practices that caused the disunity. We need to meet the ordinary people & ordinary voters in the next 1 or 2 years before the next general election. They are the decision makers and their voices are important for the future of our party. Once we convinced the general public, we will stay focus and relevant to meet challenges ahead.
about 2 years ago
Yg Berbahagia Datuk, your opinion and analysis of the situation has hit the hammer on the nail. The truth of the situation is as you have highlighted. Without a 1MIC its going to be difficult to archive a 1Malaysia.