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Other MIC Leaders Tired of Saravanan’s Two-Timing, Says Party Source

This past few days has seen the MIC circus repeat its nonsense.

Umno President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi declared that MIC and MCA half-baked breakaway attempt was over.

In fact he called it a storm in a teacup.

But then soon after, MIC deputy president M Saravanan has been getting his man in Malaysiakini to stir up the hornet’s nest again by writing that the party’s application to join PN has been approved.

A senior MIC official told DeKapital he is tired of Saravanan’s games, and he’s not the only one.

“He is the one pushing for a cabinet position. He tried to pressure PM by attacking Madani govt in Tamil press.

“Called the division leaders to push for a break. And then Muhyiddin got toppled as PN chief,” said the source.

He said that the momentum in MIC is shifting away from Saravanan’s agenda as many are aware that they could be in bigger trouble if they end up with PN.

The central issue is not where MIC chooses to position itself politically. The more uncomfortable truth is that MIC’s political influence has been in steady decline for years, and no shift from Barisan Nasional (BN) to PN can reverse that trajectory.

In fact, to add insult to injury BN has now taken in PPP, meaning that even within the small coalition MIC would be fighting for Indian seats.

Similarly if they jump to PN, there is more small fry like MIPP, Urimai and MAP awaiting them:

The actions of the Saravanan camp are rooted in delusion and most of the other top leaders are tired of his agitation.

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