KONTROVESI DALAM MAJLIS BELIA HINDU MALAYSIA

PELBAGAI KENYATAAN MENGENAI WANG PERUNTUKAN

KEPIMPINAN YANG TIDAK STABIL DALAM MAJLIS BELIA HINDU MALAYSIA

Kenyataan Akhbar yang menutup keadilan......

Kenyataan ahbar ini hanya satu penipuan. Pada dasarnya mesyuarat mendesak dan membuat undi tidak percaya terhadap Presiden dan Bendahari Majlis Belia Hindu Malaysia yang tidak beramanah dalam menjalankan tugas mereka. Mereka berdua telah membawa Majlis Belia Hindu Malaysia ke kancah keruntuhan.

Preiden Rasaselvam mengaku bersalah dan ingin meletakkan jawatan

Pada mesyuarat tersebut yang dihadiri lebih 25 orang ahli jawatankuasa dari seluruh negara KM Rasaselvan dan Venthan a/l Nadason telah memberitahu mesyuarat bahawa mereka akan mengembalikan duit yang ditunaikan dri akaun HYO dan seterusnya akan meletakkan jawatan mereka masing-masing sebagai Presiden dan Bendahari Majlis Belia Hindu Malaysia. Namun, mereka selepas mesyuarat tersebut mereka berdua bermain taktik kotor dengan mengambil tindakan ke atas mereka yang bersuarakan keadilan. Mereka memecat dua orang naib presiden demi untuk menyelamatkan jawatan mereka dan seterusnya untuk menikmati hasil jawatan mereka. Ini merupakan tindakan yang tidak sepatutunya diamalkan oleh seseorang pemimpin apatah lagi mereka yang memimpin sebuah badan belia berunsur keagamaan!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RM200000.00 WANG BANTUAN PROGRAM BELIA

KRISIS RM200000.00 DUIT KEMENTERIAN BELIA DAN SUKAN MALAYSIA YANG YANG DIBERIKAN KEPADA MAJLIS BELIA HINDU MALAYSIA.

KE MANAKAH PERGINYA WANG TERSEBUT.

Inspirational Song

Hindu ilainyar iyakkatthin
In manikaal varugaveh
lnba neri ozhughi nindru
llavalghal velgaveh
Thiramai konda theemaiyatra
Sevai seythu yhavarum
Therntha kalvi nyanam eithi
Vazhvam intha naffileh
Varugaveh ... valargaveh ... vazhgaveh

Ezhrnai endra pagaimai ondrum
Engalukku illaiyeh
Endra nilai nhatti vaikka
Etravaigal seiguvom
Yazhi samaiyam uyavu eithi
Mana magizhnthu koood iyeh
Malaysiar orunigar
Samanamhaga vazhvarneh
Varugaveh ... valargaveh ... vazhgaveh

Valarchithan ai azhikkum entha
Talar chiyaiyaum koIutthuvom
Yaiya vazhvu tanni I entha
Vagaiyilum namakkulleh
lllar endra nilaima maari
Ullahrodu koodiyeh
Sarinigar samanamaga
Vazhvam enggal nattileh
Varugaveh ... valargaveh ... vazhgaveh

Hindu ilainyar iyakkatthin
ln manikaal varugaveh
lnba neri ozhughi nindru
llavalghal velgaveh
Thiramai konda thee maiyatra
Sevai seythu yhavarum
Therntha kalvi nyanam eithi
Yazhvam intha nattileh
Varugaveh ... valargaveh ... vazhgaveh

Objectives

Objectives

• To promote and protect the spiritual, social, educational and cultural interests of the Hindu Youths and to impart the study and practice of Hindu principles among the followers of the Hindu faith.
• To promote and foster physical, cultural well being among Hindu Youths.
• To achieve through the medium of this Council unity among the Hindu Youths in particular and other youths in the country in general.
• To increase inter-racial, national and international respect, inter-communal understanding, co-operation and harmony through youth work.
• To organize courses in youth leadership and to run work camps to enable the youths to undertake social and welfare work on the above lines.
• To make representations and recommendations to statutory bodies or to other appropriate bodies in the name of the Hindu Youths of Malaysia.
• To co-ordinate the interests and activities of the Council at State, District and Branch levels in Malaysia and to represent matters that concern the Hindu community in general.
• To consider means of extending and strengthening Branch Hindu Youth Organisations at their own request.
• To seek ways and means of sponsoring the establishment of Hindu Youth Organisations wherever necessary for the purpose of youth work.
• To print, publish and sell or distribute gratuitously periodicals, books or leaflets that the Council may consider desirable for the promotion of its objectives subject to the ordinance or ordinances in force.
• To establish, maintain and assist educational and cultural institutions, orphanages and relief homes.
• To disseminate and inter-change matters of interest among youth organisations constituted under law in force.
• To establish and maintain cordial relations with other National Councils of Youth Organisations.

Where We Are......

Malaysian Hindu Youth Council

5-2A, Jalan SBC 1,
Taman Sri Batu Caves,
68100 Batu Caves, Selangor. Malaysia
Tel & Fax : 03 - 6185 5573

History Of Malaysian Hindu Youth Council

History

The seed of the organization was sown by a handful of far sighted members who made no mistake in having done the job. Today stands this mammoth body bearing the name Hindu Youth Organisation. Proudly tracing back the history of this body, one cannot forget the youth spiritual Group organisation which is today the pioneering body of Hindu youth movement in Malaysia (Formerly known as Malaya).

Here again one must pause to see who were responsible for the organization. The name that stands out is none other than K.Satkunam a feeble looking determined youth with deep religious outlook. Surprising that an early age when most youth would have been thinking of playing with kites and tops; this feeble youth was determined to establish the youth spiritual group. He was morally supported, then by Messrs. S. Selvarajah and K. Selvanayagam, M. Balasundran, G. Shanmuganthan, S. Navartnam and S. Panchacharan. (The 12 founders were all students of the Methodist Boys' School, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur).

Although a band of youths were responsible for the formation, the support and the real magnetic force behind that band was none other than Swami Satyananda PH.D., J.P., now President of the Pure Life Society, Puchong, Selangor. Swamiji has always been the person who encouraged and, gave courage and spiritual thoughts which guided correctly in achieving the aims.

The first meeting of these youth was convened by Master K.Satkunam and S.Shanmuganathan. This meeting took place in the veranda of the Chettiar's Hall, lpoh Road, Kuala Lumpur on a fine Sunday morning in the 1949, a group of interested youngsters were present. The result, the youth spiritual Group was formed and a protem committee was selected under the leadership of Master K. Selvanayagam the first outing of the youth spiritual group was the presenting of estables to the orphans at the leper Group ('Y.S.G) rendered services at the Thanir Panthel at Batu Caves during the Thaipusam festival.

At the second informal meeting of the Y.S.G. a skeleton constitution was drafted.

After years of ups and down the Y.S.G established itself on firmer grounds, The object of the H.Y.O (Hindu Youth Organisation) since its establishment in 1949 has been to strengthen the spiritual, social, cultural and moral outlook of Hindu Youths. The religious background of the HYO has been the secret of its success and throughout its record of public seryice, it has proved to be a model what young people can and should do towards the betterment of the country.

The first Annual General Meeting of the HYO as held at Thambusamypilllai Tamil School, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur on 17th August, 1952 al3.30pm. The meeting was declared open by Mr. K. Ramanathan, B.A., B.L., B.L. at this meeting the HYO was affiliated to the Malayan Saiva Sithantha Sangam (M.S.S.S.) as a youth section and was known as the HYO Kuala Lumpur.

The second Annual General Meeting was declared open by Geraic Hawkins, Esg.O.B.E, who paralysed the organization for the all-round activities and said that the organisation should continue to contribute to serve its own community. This year, the HYO was affiliated to the Selangor Youth Council. At this meeting we were honoured by the presence of George carter, Asia Secretary of the world Assembly of Youth, Mr. A. R. Allen, Youth service Adviser, Federation of Malaya, Mr. Fred Arulnandam, President of the Malayan Youth Council (now Malaysian Youth Council) and Mr. Eric Wee, President of the Singapore Youth Council.

The 3rd Annual General Meeting was declared open by the honourable Mr. Musthapa Albakari, member for social and industrial Relations, federation of Malaya on 8th August 1954, at the Vivekananda Ashrama. In his opening address he said "your services are admirable, your motto shows it. Though your organisation shows that you are creating for the betterment of youth movement in Malaya.

Mr. T. Sivapragasam, M.B.E., an Adviser in his speech said, "Three years ago twelve men requested me to address on the formation day of the organisation. Since then your organization has been growing rapidly and the growth has reached a stage when you should come out and stand on our own legs, you should register yourself as an individual body."

The 4th Annual General Meeting was held on 20th August 1955, at Vivekananda Ashrama. The Meeting was declared open by the Deputy Chief Social Welfare Officer, Capt. Mohd Saleh Bin Haji Sulleiman, M.B.E. In this speech he praised the organization "in the previous years I note with great pleasure that the committee carried out its mandate. I was happy to see that the members of the organization were religious conscious.

The 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th Annual General Meeting were held at Kishan Dial School, British Council hall, Vivekananda Ashrama Selangor, Ceylon Tamils Association and the Appar tamil high school respectively.

This movement was an experiment to verify whether there was any necessity for a youth body to cater for the needs of the Hindu Youths. Strange enough, the answers is heartening, for from out this, burst forth the formation of the various branches of the Federation of Malaya Hindu Youth Council (now known as Malaysian Hindu Youth Council)