Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim should "audit" Pakatan Harapan's special manifesto for Indians made during the 14th general election first, before talking about conducting forensic audits on three Indian-related establishments.
"I want to tell Anwar, that what he must do is audit Harapan's promises made to Indians during GE14 first, to see how many of them have been fulfilled.
"We (BN) have handed them the action plans, but they (Harapan) did not execute any of them during their 22-month rule. So, Anwar should look at that first," MIC president SA Vigneswaran told Malaysiakini today.
He was responding to Anwar's recent statement that should Harapan return to power in the next general election, it would conduct forensic audits on investment company Maika Holdings Bhd, MIC’s educational arm Maju Institute of Educational Development (MIED), and the Malaysian Indian Transformation Unit (Mitra).
This is because the Indian community in Malaysia deserves to know the truth behind the allegations of misappropriation and misuse of these entities, Anwar had said.
"Allocations were given but not handled well, including when I was in the Finance Ministry back then regarding Maika Holdings.
“But it has been repeated in MIED and Mitra. So, we give the opportunity to the Indian community to examine themselves because that community’s interests were not handled by the government to the point of causing tension,” Anwar told reporters at a gathering with the Indian community organised by PKR in Shah Alam last Saturday. - Mkini
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