Comments on: Support ACIM Mauritius and Jayen Chellum

By: Heetel

Heetel — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:28:49 +0000

These self titled Honorable people running this island should be ashamed of themselves. There are people out there who know their private and well hidden past history very well. Being good now does not wash away your past sins.
Come clean, tell every one how you take back handers and grant permissions, tell us about secretly taking family land and selling it to buy positions in politics.The list is endless and the evidence is there all be it well hidden but some of us know how to find it and already have.
Our ancestors were ‘Honorable’ people and you are just shadows. Remember you can only kick a dog so many times before it bites you back.
Support of a just cause can topple the mightiest of giants.

By: Mela

Mela — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 17:45:59 +0000

I fully support Jayen for what’s doing. Sadly I am not in Mauritius to be by his side.. Not everyone can have the guts to do what he is doing and I am very proud of him, I just wish more and more Mauritians living in Mauritius give him all the support he needs as he has and will always do the best for the Mauritian population

Well done Jayen and keep being strong!

By: Sanjay

Sanjay — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 03:50:20 +0000

ACIM has been working for all consumers of Mauritius for so long and its only now that there subsidy of only 700 000 has been removed! On the other hand, the govt will be spending a lot for this coming elections more than what they give as subsidy to ACIM. Why are they removing the subsidy? Is it bkoz ACIM is working too much for the Mauritian people for the good job they are doing. In Mri you do things on the wrong way you are gr8 – you will get subsidy or money you want from govt. Do it the right way to help out the Mauritians the govt will do everything to put “baton dan la roue” !
.-= Sanjay´s last blog ..English Premier League – 30/01/10 – 31/01/10 =-.

By: Kurt Avish

Kurt Avish — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 04:35:24 +0000

Its a shame for this country to be seeing this. And more shameful to see the passive side of this naive and yes-man population. By now there should have been a majority of the citizens of this country by the side of Jayen and protesting for his cause. yet we see nothing. And Mr Navin if of course watching the whole deal from his publicly stolen money golden chair.

By: bigtalie

bigtalie — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 04:19:43 +0000

Lundi – 11 eme jour de greve aujourd’hui, rien n’a bouge du cote du Gouvernement, si cen’est un porte parole en la personne de sylvio Tang qui n’a meme pas ete capable de donner des garanties que le Gouvernement respeccterait ses engagements.

Les employes de l’ACIM n’ont percu aucun salaire depuis un an. Pour la petite histoire, la NPF est en train de poursuivre l’ACIM car les employes n’ont pas paye la NPF depuyis un an!!!!

Pour la petite histoire, Jayan a voulu mettre une tente en bordure de route e son 5eme jour de greve, mais la police a enleve la tente pour “possession illegale des terres de l’etat”!(“Squater”!)

Pour la petite histoire, jayen a ete humilie par Bapoo qui a revele publiquement son salaire. Pour un homme de ce calibre, Rs 21,000 en fin de carriere est une HONTE pour un Gouverement qui se dit democratique.

By: Kurt Ulrich Avish

Kurt Ulrich Avish — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:37:13 +0000

Hey shameless passive population!! Will you still glue your fat ass? Or take some goddamn action! http://su.pr/2UnR0Y

By: kervin

kervin — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 11:46:59 +0000

@girish, I agree that there is much work to be done as when we compare our situation to other developed countries, we see that consumers here are not well treated.

However, it is not something that will be done by itself, it is us consumers that must collectively try to improve the situation and not accept what sellers do. As if you look at the other side of the coin, the sellers are in organizations and work together to increase their profits. If we take everything for granted, the situation would be worse.

ACIM is not the answer to everything, but it is certainly one step in the right direction and the government MUST encourage fair consumer treatment and not allow the businesses to set the rules. (no warranty, bad goods received, bad service, not as advertised etc….)

I think it is one of the basic functions of the government in a capitalist society, we are moving into. Mauritius Telecom privatized, private hospitals (Apollo), rich are richer..

By: vani

vani — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 05:29:52 +0000

ACIM has been doing a remarkable work. Anyone listening to radio+ would agree that Mr Jayen Chellum has solved so many cases of injustices being melted upon the consumers. At times consumers suffer from great injustices and they do not know how to help themselves and ACIM has been their saviour.

We must all support ACIM so that we can fight for our rights.

By: girish

girish — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:13:43 +0000

@ tushal & kervin , sorry guys but i had never heard of ACIM since last year & hardly know its function in the society but now i’m aware of this , thanks for the info…

By: Tushal

Tushal — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 14:10:27 +0000

@jonathan, Welcome to Mauritius. We are already a "dictatorship" country. Just have a look at today newspaper and you will know what I'm talking about. We should try organize some support for ACIM among the UOM students although I agree that +50% of UOM population are morons and retarded students. Feels sorry to say that but it's the case! .-= Tushal´s last blog ..Fake Mileage =-.