Two reps to help solve Indian community woes


Puah (right) presenting some household items to a recipient during a Deepavali gathering in Perling in Johor Baru. Looking on is councillor Kunasekaran (second from right).

JOHOR BARU: The move to appoint two special representatives for Johor Mentri Besar to handle Indian affairs shows that the state is committed to resolving issues affecting the community.

State international trade, investment and utility committee chairman Jimmy Puah Wee Tse said both the representatives, who would be from PKR, would assist the present Indian exco member, Dr S. Ramakrishnan.

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