Tamil school parents want DLP to go on ‘


PETALING JAYA: A group of parents of students at SJK(T) Vivekanan­da here are appealing to the Edu­cation Ministry to continue with the Dual Language Programme (DLP) for the good of students.

A. Vijayesvaran, 39, who spoke on behalf of some 160 parents, said the DLP was carried out in the school this year, but would be scrapped for the new batch when school reopens on Jan 2 next year.

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