PHOTO OF UTHAYAKUMAR and MANOHARAN

PHOTO OF UTHAYAKUMAR and MANOHARAN IN TAIPING HOSPITAL BEING HANDCUFFED : 27th Jan

Vwaishhnnavi: Come with us Tan Sri ....

Five-year-old Vwaishhnnavi daughter of Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) chairperson P Waythamoorthy invites Suhakam chairman Abu Talib Othman to accompany her and other children on February 16 to give Valentine's day roses to the PM.



The children who will be accompanied by their parents will also petition Parliament for the release of Vwaishhnnavi's uncle P Uthayakumar and Hindraf's other detained leaders.


(sorry for the poor quality of the picture)

British Hindus seek release of detained Malaysian Hindus

London: Hindus in Britain are throwing their weight behind Tamils in Malaysia. They want Prime Minister Gordon Brown to intervene and are demanding a fair trial for detained Hindu activists in Malaysia.

On Friday, Hindu community leaders demonstrated and handed over a petition to 10 Downing Street urging the British Government to intervene.



On Friday, Hindu community leaders demonstrated and handed over a petition to 10 Downing Street urging the British Government to intervene.

They want Prime Minister Gordon Brown to secure the release of five detained Hindu activists held without charge.

Jeya Wilson of HINDRAF said, “We want Gordon Brown to pressurize the Malaysian government to release the five members. It's not fair on them or families to be held without trial.”

Verbal agreement with Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badaw

Malaysia's former premier Mahathir Mohamad said Wednesday he never intended his successor Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to serve more than one term and suggested he should stand down.

Abdullah, who has had a very public falling out with the veteran leader, will contest for his second term in general elections expected to be held in March.

Mahathir previously said he made a mistake in picking Abdullah, and should have opted for influential deputy prime minister Najib Razak.

"That was my thinking, since (Abdullah) was older than Najib, he should be PM for one term and then Najib should be able to take over," he told a press conference.

"They see a government that is retreating and they want to take advantage," Mahathir said of the street rallies which would have been unthinkable during his term in power which ended in 2003 after more than two decades.

PM of Malaysia Interviewed by CNN

Dato Seri Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi been interviewed by CNN recently .

Topic been disuse:

1. why general election held very early?
2. Is that DPM(Najib) will take over soon?
3. Discrimination on minority Indians and November rally,
4. rise of Islamic terrorist against west.....