PETALING JAYA: Veteran journalist A Kadir Jasin today called on the government to reconsider its stance towards Indian expatriates and workers and products from the country following reports that the republic was imposing restrictions on Malaysian palm oil.

The Indian High Commission in Malaysia estimated that there are 150,000 Indian expatriates and workers in Malaysia.

“For hundreds of years, we have been accommodating immigrants from India. Some stayed temporarily but many stayed on and become citizens.

“Since India is bent on penalising the importation of our palm oil products as a form of retaliation, we should perhaps take a look at the position of Indian expatriates and workers in our country, and the products we import from India.

“I think we should grow locally more of the food items we now import from India and elsewhere,” Kadir said in a Facebook post.
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...f-palm-oil-ban/



Get ready for life without indian onions and beef.

This post has been edited by Phoenix_KL: Jan 15 2020, 01:55 AM

bawang we buy from pakistan now.i read label.

bawang, pakistan, pas?

eat so much beef for what?

without daging kerbau from India.
still can eat Kari kambing in mamak restaurant.

no problem.

i prefer more beef but it cost rm40 per kg.

Boycott mamak

Cows are a huge source of greenhouse gas

ironic dat they r the biggest beef xporter to us

beef import can be reduced by setting up NFC

Can save the palm oil for drinking everyday, tq mamak

Ohhhhwaaaaiiiiii

Mamak wont care, he got homegrown beef and onion in his organic farm

Bodoh. It's the palm oil which
Have lesser and lesser buyers now.

too much rapeseed from yindia, so we have deported all off them back, stop import low class product from yindia

nfc - newly furnished condo ?

Are they gonna call Dr ZN as well? Maybe send him as an envoy of Malaysia to India

They gonna block their phone review videos on YouTube for us

exactly my thought ... they slay their holy creature to be exported

Daging kotak no more