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Indian Malaysians only make up a small percentage of the country's population. Unfortunately, they make up a sizeable chunk of gang-related crimes in this country. According to statistics, the involvement of Indians in robberies, thefts and gang fights is unproportionally high, showing that the Indian community in Malaysia is indeed marginalised where education, economy and living standards are concerned.
Lacking educational opportunities and poverty are predisposing factors that expound the increased involvement of Indian youths in illicit gang activities.
The widespread gang activities serve to explain that more and more people have grown frustrated with our society and existing systems, as they yearn for protection from the secret societies, or bank on the convenience of engaging in unlawful activities under the shield of the secret societies.
It is imperative that the government look into the plight of the Indian community seriously, providing them with more equitable educational and employment opportunities, thus improving their economic conditions. Otherwise, the issue will not be fully addressed even with the police's stepped up effort in crime-busting operations. Full story...
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Indian Malaysians only make up a small percentage of the country's population. Unfortunately, they make up a sizeable chunk of gang-related crimes in this country. According to statistics, the involvement of Indians in robberies, thefts and gang fights is unproportionally high, showing that the Indian community in Malaysia is indeed marginalised where education, economy and living standards are concerned.
Lacking educational opportunities and poverty are predisposing factors that expound the increased involvement of Indian youths in illicit gang activities.
The widespread gang activities serve to explain that more and more people have grown frustrated with our society and existing systems, as they yearn for protection from the secret societies, or bank on the convenience of engaging in unlawful activities under the shield of the secret societies.
It is imperative that the government look into the plight of the Indian community seriously, providing them with more equitable educational and employment opportunities, thus improving their economic conditions. Otherwise, the issue will not be fully addressed even with the police's stepped up effort in crime-busting operations. Full story...
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