Hindraf is back to make chaos

59 Human Rights Party members arrested

KUALA LUMPUR: Police arrested 59 members of the Human Rights Party in Perak, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Negri Sembilan on Sunday ahead of an upcoming anti-racism rally.
They were nabbed at roadblocks as party members went on a roadshow to promote the rally.
Six were arrested in Perak, 27 in Negri Sembilan, five in Selangor and 21 in Kuala Lumpur, according to the Bukit Aman Media Centre.
However, the party claimed in its website that 75 members had been arrested.
The Human Rights Party had announced it would hold a massive rally to urge the government to ban the controversial Interlok novel from the literature reading list for secondary students.
According to the party’s website, the Feb 27 march from the Petronas Twin Towers to the Dang Wangi district police headquarters was themed “Solidarity against Umno’s racism.”
Following the march, they plan to lodge a police report to compel the government to withdraw the book from classrooms.
The Interlok novel, introduced as a component for the Malay literature subject for Form Five students, courted controversy when Indian groups claimed that it contained inaccurate and disparaging information about the community.
After a series of protests, including by MIC, the government agreed to amend the disputed portions of the book but insisted on using it in schools.
While MIC agreed with this decision, several other groups are demanding that the book be completely withdrawn.

tunku : recently anwar the moron had met several indian leaders and now we can see the result of the meeting.these people just received fund from anwar to create chaos. now that anwar case will resume and election bells are ringing, the gangters hindraf is out again to make trouble in the country and it is directed by anwar. the government must be very stern in their action againts these people.do not give them face. the novel 'interlok' should not be withdrawn at any cost.