‘Unity key to betterment of Indian community’


Raven (centre) with JICCI deputy president A.N. Chandran (second from left) and eBayar Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Abdul Hannan Anand Abdullah (right) after the MOU signing. Looking on is Kemelah assemblyman N. Saraswati (second from right) and Krishnan. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

THE Johor government is committed to helping the Indian community in the state but everyone needs to be united regardless of political affiliation, says a Johor executive councillor.

State tourism, environment, heritage and culture committee chairman K. Raven Kumar said besides having a state executive councillor for Indian matters, Mentri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi had also appointed two other representatives for the community.

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