Being stateless is another concern for Indians


COLUMNIST Dorairaj Nadason has laid bare the plight and fate of the Indian community in Malaysia in his article “The Malaysian Indian dilemma” (The Star, Dec 2).

However, he missed out the predicament of the thousands (it could even be a million) who are classified as stateless simply because their parents had failed to register their birth.

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