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“It is not true. There is no such thing,” Malaysian Works Minister Samy Vellu, who is in New Delhi for the conference of overseas Indians, told reporters when asked about news reports from Kuala Lumpur in this regard.
“I just spoke to the Prime Minister (Abdullah Badawi), Minister of Human Resources and the Secretary General of the Ministry of Home Affairs. It (news reports) is not true. There is no such thing,” he said.
Vellu, also the President of Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), said Indian workers are already there and when it is needed they are welcome.
Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi, who was also present, said he believed the Malaysian Minister was right.
“I heard him speak to the Prime Minister. There is no truth in the story. We believe him. As and when more (information) comes on it, we will talk about it,” he said.
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RatingMany Indians go to Malaysia thinking that they can earn more by saving Ringgit and when conver it to Indian currency it is substantial. But the reality is their life is miserable after they come here. The schools here teach in Malay language so you cannot put your children there. The police in Malaysia are a wretched lot, corrupt and inept. They have a dislike for Indian people. Worst if you are dark skinned. They will lick the feet if you are fair skinned. This country is one of the worst in the sout east asia. It is better no Indians go there to work. Let them bring more Bengaladeshis then their Malay women will be happy as they like to sleep with them (of course with out their husbands knowledge)
Ihave been working here in malaysia for last 10years, as doctor. But not bothered about malaysian governments decision, because day by day indian currency is appreciating and with last one year we lost 25% of our salary. Actually we were planning of comming back to india. Malaysia is country there many things are doing by unwritten rules, or by oral orders. They are trying to black mail indian government.we would be very happy if the government of India boldly take a decision to cancell the defenece deal and ban exports from Malaysia , and ban free admission for malaysian students in indian collages. They have taken ban deceision and signed defence deal. We should not allow malaysian to enter in our army bases , they are no longer a friendly country of us and allow themto enter our army centres for training is a great threat to our national security.
Dear Dr Do-Little, u stayed in my country and enjoyed all the privilages. My country gave u comfort for 10 years. How ungrateful u have become. Why wait till 10 years to say all these. U shud have bolted a year after knowing what u are alleging. Come on. U indians are all ungrateful
I understand that from local news and other Medias this announcement is applicable for NON-IT resources. No problem for existing workers/labors/professionals up to their visa valid. I think no one Indian labors/worker/professional will be interested to renew their visas after working for some time in Malaysia. Every day Indian currency is appreciating against all international currencies (There is no much benifit for our resources here). So, nothing to worry more about this issue. Indians can do...Indians will do anything in and around world... Jaihind– Karthik Indian from Malaysia
It's a shame that Indians can't even find employment in their own country. Indians are one of the biggest groups of immigrants in the world can are a big concern to other races.
Dennis, should go back and ask companies which recruit Indian's instead of Dennis and Co. I am sure, that Indian's were recruited by Non Hindu's in other country!
In today's day and age when the world is moving towards a global economy, I'm suprised that people actually make such comments. In terms of Indians posing a threat to other communities - I feel just the opposite, Indian workers have contributed significantly to the growth of various economies.
According to recent issue of "TIME" magazine, Malaysia is one of the most policed states in the world, among the top 4. Private citizens are more intensely spied upon there.
What is more important than 'freeze of recruitment' is 'fate of recruited employees and their careers' as well as companies who have set up business such as Satyam.
....Antony declined to comment, when Indian journalists sought his remarks.......The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) has appealed to the Prime Minister requesting him to reconsider this sudden change in the policy of the government which has become a very highly sensitive issue to the non-Muslim community........ANYWAY, SOMETHING IS GOING-ON.
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