Bumpi Policy
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Do you all think the policy is fair? Or do you think it is an openly discrimination and suppression on other ethnic races such as the Chinese and Indians?
Bumiputera policy included:
1. Housing discount for Malays.
2. Gov agencies workforce must be made up of 80% of Malays. Even there is
no Malay candidate, they are unlikely to hire other ethnic candidate for the
job vanancy.
3. All public listed companies, including MNC, must have certain number of
Malay directors(obviously they are not up to mark and simply do nothing).
4. School and university priority.
5. A Chinese/Indian cannot buy a Malays house. But Malay can buy
Chinese/Indian house. 1 side property sales only.
Just to list down a few.
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My stand is the policy is against democracy and equalities. I'm glad Singapore do not have this evil and unfair policy.
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Bumpi policy ? wtf..
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There are ways to get around this bumiputera policy.
Common way is to get bumi people into the company and use their name on projects or buy properties. -
i do admit, we malaysian chinese, as well as indian, are treated like 2nd class citizens in our homeland that's why i decided to come to singapore
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that's why i'm here tooOriginally posted by BadzMaro:Bumpi policy ? wtf..
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Originally posted by jiu hu kia:i do admit, we malaysian chinese, as well as indian, are treated like 2nd class citizens in our homeland that's why i decided to come to singapore
x2Originally posted by de_middle:that's why i'm here too
but... i'm a singaporean
okay. more than 60% of my relatives are living in msia