Tag: Vernacular Schools

MEDIA STATEMENT BY PROF DR P.RAMASAMY, CHAIRMAN, URMAI PARTY Is it funding or the existence of vernacular schools as source of opposition? I am not sure whether...

COMMENT BY PROF DR P.RAMASAMY, INTERIM COUNCIL CHAIRMAN, URIMAI PARTY Disunity in the larger political system not in vernacular schools Too much has been made of the...

COMMENT BY PROF DR P.RAMASAMY, FORMER DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER II, PENANG  No end to Mahathir’s racism Sometimes I think that it serves no purpose to comment...

COMMENT BY YB PROF DR P.RAMASAMY, DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER II, PENANG December 29, 2021, can be considered as a historic day for the existence and continuation...

COMMENT BY YB PROF DR P.RAMASAMY, DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER II, PENANG Vernacular schools don’t need “bleeding hearts” Mohammed Haniff Khatri Abdullah, the lawyer for the Malay...

COMMENT BY YB PROF P.RAMASAMY, DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER II PENANG Fear of Malay enrolment in vernacular schools I have very strange and uneasy feeling...

George Town : "Racism and religious extremism are the root cause of disunity and not vernacular schools" Prof Dr P.Ramasamy said in defending the...

The MIC through it’s Secretary General mandated by its Central Working Committee and party leadership has filed an application to intervene in the civil suit by Gabungan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjung and Majlis Pembangunan Pendidikan Islam Malaysia who are seeking an order from the Court to declare the existence of the vernacular schools as unconstitutional.

Lawyer Mohd Khairul Azam Abdul Aziz has failed to obtain leave to pursue his constitutional challenge at the Federal Court on the existence of vernacular schools.

The Federal Court will decide on November 11, on whether to grant leave to a lawyer who is seeking to pursue a challenge on the constitutionality of the existence of vernacular schools.