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Political clown Kayveas says again
Sunday, September 23, 2007
People Progressive Party (PPP) chief Kayveas denied as usual that he never advocated for closure of Tamil schools in Malaysia. He said, some people have misinterpreted his speech that he gave at a book launch last week, according to Malaysia Nanban report.
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Kayveas’ stunts upsetting BN partners
The Sar, 05/10/07
COMMENT By JOCELINE TAN
Kayveas had even responded with a letter in which he gushed: “I am glad there is an MIC and I am even more glad you are the president. I wish you all the best and may you remain in office for a lifetime.” (.....more) |
Kayveas's short term memory amuses Samyvellu
New Straits Times, 02/10/07
Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu's war of words with Datuk M. Kayveas raged yesterday with the MIC president accusing the latter of having a short memory. (.....more) |
‘Even Kayveas benefited from MIC aid schemes’
The New Straits Times, 2007/10/01
“In 1985, MIC gave him STG2,000 to pursue his higher education in England,” Samy Vellu said in his address at the 40th Bell Tamil Youth Club annual general meeting. (......more) |
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Ali Rustam: PPP can leave BN - now
Andrew Ong and Kuek Ser Kuang Keng
Oct 20, 07 Malaysiakini
People’s Progressive Party (PPP) members are left reeling after receiving a political blow from Umno’s third most powerful leader during the Malacca PPP annual general assembly early this week. ( ....more) |
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Kayveas |
K. V. Subramaniam well known as Kayveas
returned unopposed as president of People's Progressive
Party (PPP), a mosquito component party of ruling National
Front.24/05/05 |
| 1980 |
Joined the PPP |
| 1993 |
PPP president |
| 2004 |
Deputy minister
in the Prime Minister's Department |
" By being a loyal servant of his political bosses, Kayveas has done a lot of damage to the dignity and well-being of Indians in the country. Once he advocated the closure of Tamil schools. When the nine non-Muslim cabinet ministers served a memorandum on the prime minister regarding the grave implications of the M Moorthy case, Kayveas sought to capitalise on the issue by calling for their resignations instead. His sole ambition is to become a minister and to ensure this, he would belittle even small efforts in improving the image and dignity of the Indian community." - P.Ramasamy, Former UKM professor |
Kayveas the Liar
Friday, September 28, 2007
“I’ve never called for closure of Tamil Schools at any time. As a Tamil, to prove that I never said such a thing, I’m prepared for a debate at any place. Are the MIC leaders ready”, liar Kayveas said according to Makkal Osai (27/09/07) report.
“I think national schools are adequate to cater for the educational needs of Malaysians. If the government can make Tamil language a compulsory subject (for Indian students) there, then we can just close down Tamil schools (malaysiakini, 03/04/03)", liar Kayveas said four years ago (........more) |
Another MIC salvo for Kayveas
NST Online, Thursday, 04/10/07
PUTRAJAYA: An MIC vice-president has joined in the war of words between his boss, Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu, and Datuk M. Kayveas.
Yesterday, Datuk S. Sothinathan threw a challenge to Kayveas, the People's Progressive Party leader, to quit the Barisan Nasional so that he could contest in any MIC seat.( .....more)
Liar Kayvias: Never ending lies
“Tun Hanif got me and this other Indian guy who was studying with me RM5,000 each. “Only now, after what Datuk Seri Samy Vellu has said do I know that the money came from MIC,” liar Kayvias said (nst 01/10/07)
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Yesterday Samy Vellu released the letter dated 12/04/1985 written by liar Kayvias thanking Samy Vellu for the 2000 pound MIED loan, according to Tamil Nesan.
Realizing the blunder, liar Kayvias apparently sent a check for the amount of RM 6,084 to MIED, yesterday. |
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Maika Toddy Shop
"This was supposed to be a business meeting, a corporate meeting with shareholders. Yet, it looked like a meeting at a toddy shop. Is this the impression that you want to give of the Indian community? I felt so embarrassed.
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New Straits Times
16/03/07
Gerakan President Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik said Datuk M. Kayveas was a schoolboy in 1969 and would not know much about politics at that time.
Chiding the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) president for telling the media that Dr Lim was expelled from the MCA in 1969 and had gone to see former PPP president Datuk S.P. Seenivasagam to join the party, he said: "How can I be expelled by the MCA at that time when in 1972 I was still an MCA minister?
"How can I apply to join PPP when I’m still a MCA member? "Our friend was still in school in 1969. What does he know?" |
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