Fraught with uncertainties


Subramaniam: Wanted to settle the issue the ROS way.

There has been many twists and turns in the MIC saga after the Registrar of Society (ROS) asked for a re-election of the party’s 2013 elections. Disagreements over how to resolve the issue saw ROS being taken to court, party leaders including the deputy president being suspended and then a president being booted out . On one side of the divide “suspended” deputy president who is now the acting president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam shares his views on the going ons.

It has been the season of high drama for MIC.

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