Singapore opposition leader guilty of lying to parliament
Singapore’s leader of the opposition is convicted of lying
O n February 17th Pritam Singh, the leader of Singapore’s opposition, was convicted of “wilfully” lying twice to a privileges committee in 2021 and hit with the maximum fine of S$7,000 ($5,200) on each charge. The verdict caps one in a spate of scandals in the city-state’s usually dull politics.
A Singapore court is set to rule on Monday whether opposition leader Pritam Singh lied under oath to a parliament committee in a widely watched decision coming months ahead of a national election.
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