[KINI EXPLAINER] Alcohol and SJKC schools, what's really going on?

[@thurai7]

Your statement totally different with Anthony Loke's, Lau's, MCA & all other bahkuteh cartel! For them, they are free to gain any money since they are not Muslim & not government school, so uec from China can be uphold regardless whatever national education policy & requirements!

[@lainiidrus]

Macamana ko spin pon hakikatnya tetap sama. Pmx pmx………lemah

[@mad1188]

Duit Cukai Arak ade X salur ke SK? Aku tak tahu.tnye jee

[@peacefulindian318]

It's very astonishing about the Chinese people in preserving and safeguarding the Chinese schools in the country. I am a Muslim of Indian origin. I have noticed that many of my people are not keen in learning Tamil. I am fascinated by the Chinese people's love for "chung wen". All the while, I know the contributions of the beer cos, gambling cos, and major businesses to the Chinese schools, their temples, their old folk homes, orphanages, etc. The TAR College, where I studied was initially funded by the Chinese philanthropists and MCA. The Chinese never complained about lower govt funding for their schools, they somehow obtained the funds from their community. And their schools have good facilities compared to many govt schools. I am only talking about SRKC primary. I have noticed the Shen Jai and Confucian secondary schools in Ipoh and KL respectively, and I don't know whether they are private or govt funded. I know that their UEC is not recognised in the Peninsula, but Sarawak acknowledges it. Alcohol and gambling are not taboo to the Chinese people. We Indians generally consider both as "improper", and they are haram in Islam. That's why Tamil and Malay schools didn't accept donations from the alcohol and gambling cos. Since, the funding for Chinese schools by the beer and gambling cos were disputed by certain parties, I want our Minister, Fadhlina Sidek to sit and talk with the stakeholders, such as the Dong Zong, Dong Ziao Zong(i can't recall correctly), the Chinese associations, the Dap, the Mca, Gerakan, etc and to reach an amicable solution. The Minister must do this for the people and nation. This is not a racial or religious issue, it's about Malaysian children. Thousands of Malay students are studying in these Chinese schools, also. Also, look at Sarawak and study how did they handle such funding issues there. Sarawak is more open-minded regarding vernacular schools and the English language. The ball is now in Fadhlina's court. As an elected MP, she must "turun padang" and meet with the stakeholders to find a win- win situation regarding this matter. Remember, Allah has given you the ministerial post. It's His Plan. I am an ordinary Malaysian, and I want this matter to be put to rest. No flip-flop policies please. 🇲🇾👍

[@Talk3Talk4Only]

Wrong wording or wrong understanding, alcohol company sponsored the charitable event , not donor money to school

[@Ooss-x5r]

Tiger taja kos persembahan, masyarakat Cina tempatan yg menyokong dan membeli tiket dan memberi sumbangan atas persembahan, apa yg tak kena? Apa yg haram? Banyak lagi aktiviti seperti sukan mendapat tajaan terus daripada Tiger dan Rokok.

[@GarfieldMaines-n2c]

Samson Fall

[@ChadFrank-m1e]

Flatley Plain

[@SEL17778]

Sekolah agama pun guna cukai rakyat yang bukan semua halal 😅

[@KelvinAkhtar-x7o]

Watsica Heights

[@benbullUV]

Is those over zealous religion person try to be religion hero to busy about status quo of vernacular school uswhich is there for a few ruling governments what's the fuss ? Mind your own business to cut down corruption culture instead. A waste of time to every people's representative to busy with the uncalled of chaos.

[@SkyHigh-T6E]

Cheers babeh 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@SEL17778]

We love babeh !

[@lowkatherine]

Funding, donation is via volunteering exercise by whoever wants to support a good course.... Heartfelt appreciation for all, from all who helps

[@M7566-j5h]

KiniTV .. Should enough. Stop about beer sponsor Chinese school story....