IPF: New party is a plot to tarnish us


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 11 Jan 2003

KUALA LUMPUR: Indian Progressive Front (IPF) president Datuk M.G. Pandithan alleged that the group behind an attempt to form a new Indian party to rival it had links with MIC in the past. 

“We have the necessary evidence to show that the leaders of the so-called Malaysian Indian People’s Force had joined MIC after leaving IPF more than a decade ago.  

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