Seeking an MP to be their voice


CHUKAI: They are not big in number, but the Indian community in Kemaman, a district in the south of Terengganu, wants the candidate elected as their parliamentary representative in this by-election to be vocal enough to raise the voice of the minority at the federal level.

E. Navin, 24, who is going to the polls for the third time in a year, hoped that the person elected as Kemaman MP would discharge the responsibilities entrusted upon him well and take care of every constituent, regardless of religion and race.

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