Showdown looming in MIC Youth


Party polls: Sivarraajh (left) and Mugilan are expected to submit their nomination papers tomorrow.

Sivarraajh and Mugilan were once university mates but are now battling each other to advance their political careers.

TWO former Universiti Malaya mates-turned-arch political rivals will battle for the hearts and minds of the 550 MIC Youth delegates on Nov 16.

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