"Why the government is still using 'Interlok'. He (minister of education) evaded my question. He said 'for YB information, an independent panel was set up by ministry to study the content, an announcement will be made'.
"This is a lie as the novel is already being used in schools. Is the officer does not know my question or the minister is deaf? This has angered the Indian community," he said when debating the motion of thanks on the royal address.
Mohd Nor Othman (BN-Hulu Terengganu) interjected and asked Kulasegaran to withdraw the statement followed Hamin Samuri (BN-Ledang) and Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan (BN-Kota Belud), who also intervened, causing the proceeding to become chaotic.
Kulasegaran was also rebuked by Speaker Datuk Ronald Kiandee, who reminded him against using impolite words.
Meanwhile, Fong Po Kuan (DAP-Batu Gajah) proposed that telecommunications companies send text messages on the latest development on earthquake and tsunami in Japan, which had resulted in radioactive leakage from nuclear power plants.
YB can you please educate BN that in order to have good educated citizens of Malaysia, the government must include proper syllabuses of which is educational and knowledge of good things our forefathers has done for this country. The current situation in secondary schools shows that our Indian students live in a time of great school crisis which was successfully created by the novelist/BN. The crisis is a reflection of a greater social crisis for now and future. Thank very much to BN who has taken the initiative to promote our country 's unity.
ReplyDeleteIf the word deaf is impolite and insulting but the word "p****" is polite and good.Is that what BN saying??? I really wonder if there is anything else they are teaching which we are not aware of. Have to go back and check my children's syallabuse!
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