Analysts: Indians still have faith in unity pact


High hopes: Kampung Laksamana’s Indian residents showing their enthusiasm to campaigning and voting in the upcoming state election in Selangor. – FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The Indian community in Malaysia may have its grouses over their lot under the unity government, but they are not about to flee into the hands of Perikatan Nasional, say analysts.

At the last general election, there was a significant swing of Indian votes to Pakatan Harapan away from Barisan Nasional, which affected Barisan’s showing.

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