Prabakaran may need to extend his studies to assume his new role as the youngest MP from Malaysia | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, July 8 – The Younger deputy from the history of Malaysia, P. Prabakaran, may have to extend his study period for another year after being chosen as representative of the people on May 9.

The 22-year-old student, who studies law at Brickfields Asia College, said:] Mingguan Malaysia that his new role calls for many sacrifices, including less time for family and time staff.

"I normally take four or five subjects each year, but now I only take two subjects. "I am now in my second year and I had to finish my studies after three years, but now I might need to extend another year," he told the Malays.

Prabakaran said most of his

"Now I have to maximize social services, which means that I have less time for my family and that my personal time is limited to a single day by week.

"I do not know this is particularly difficult to do. It's hard but I'll never give up. Our team has just won big. I can always count on PKR to help me manage my activities, "he said.

Speaking of his projects for young people, Prabakaran said he wanted to create a business platform that could help solve employment problems.

"With this platform, they can provide for their needs.Young people usually work from 9 to 5 jobs.When will they learn to become a boss?"

"So I want them to adopt the concept of entrepreneurship.He said that one of the reasons why Pakatan Harapan had won the GE14 was that they had managed to get the support of Malaysians under 40 by putting forward The Youth Agenda

. "I am proud to become the youngest MP in history, but I am also disappointed to have to initiate it. Why did not the young people before me ask for a seat? People say that younger generations are just spectators and spectators

"I hope that someone will beat my age record in GE15 because I want more young people involved in politics, especially because they can provide more services to society. "

Prabakaran won the parliamentary seat of Batu with a 24,438 vote majority, after Chua Tian Chang was prevented from defending his seat.

"I knew that I would lose to Tian Chua but I quarreled for the Batu siege, been home to my family for four generations now, I was born and raised here, so that was n & rsquo; Would not make sense if I had to argue with Titiwangsa now, is not it?

"I was only hoping to get 1,000 votes and bring my supporters alongside Tian Chua. That was the plan if I had lost it. But after Tian Chua expressed his support for me, it became another story, "he said.