MIC secretary-general G. Kumar Aamaan (right) is on a hunger strike outside the Registry of Societies office in Putrajaya today. – The Malaysian Insider by Najjua Zulkefli, January 23, 2015. MIC secretary-general Datuk G. Kumar Aamaan, who is on a hunger strike outside the Registrar of Societies's (RoS) office in Putrajaya, is in danger of being hospitalised in the next few days, a doctor warned today.Dr T. Preveena, from Sri Permai polyclinic nearby, said if Kumar continued with the strike, he may go into shock because of dehydration as he had not taken any liquid or food since yesterday."He is fine for now. But he is having a little headache and his blood pressure is extremely high. He may suffer severe dehydration and go into shock in a couple of days," she said.One of the MIC members decided to contact the doctor for assistance after he appeared tired and weak from hunger.Kumar Aaman started his hunger strike at about 2 pm yesterday to protest against the RoS's decision which he received on Monday stating his appointment as MIC secretary-general was invalid. MIC deputy president Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam yesterday also described the hunger strike launched by Kumaar as not “Malaysian".People's Progressive Party (PPP) president Tan Sri M. Kayveas, who visited Kumar today, said he was concerned regarding the RoS's indifference towards the situation."It is only fair that the RoS does not delay this and MIC members too should work with RoS."There must be good relationship between the RoS and the working party. It's time that the RoS come and find a solution," he said.Kayveas said that if needed, he is willing to assist both parties.MIC is in crisis after the RoS found irregularities in the party polls and ordered it to conduct fresh elections.The RoS directive also sparked fears that failure to conduct fresh polls would result in the party's deregistration. – January 23, 2015.
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