Indian NGOs urge MB to appoint an Indian rep in Perak administration


IPOH: About 50 non-governmental associations (NGOs) from the Indian community in Perak are urging the state government to appoint an Indian representative in its administration.

Dr V. Jayabalan, who represented the associations in presenting the memorandum to the Perak Mentri Besar’s office on Wednesday (July 8), said there were no Indian representatives in the state administration.

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