Pritam Singh holds on to party chief position after secret vote at WP special cadres conference
In his greatest test since taking the helm of the Workers’ Party in 2018, secretary general Pritam Singh has survived by a landslide a vote of no confidence…
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Singapore’s main opposition Workers’ Party retained Pritam Singh as secretary-general following a vote among cadres to back the party chief despite his recent legal convictions for lying to a parliamentary committee. The conference was called after 25 cadres asked Mr Singh to account for his conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee. The Aljunied MP, who leads Singapore’s most prominent opposition party, faced a special conference on Sunday morning called by 25 cadre members who were pushing for him to step down for breaching the party constitution.
Furthermore, Singh, 49, has also been re-elected as secretary general at the party’s.
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Singapore’s main opposition Workers’ Party retained Pritam Singh as secretary-general following a vote among cadres to back the party chief despite his recent legal convictions for lying to a parliamentary committee
according to Bloomberg — PoliticsThe conference was called after 25 cadres asked Mr Singh to account for his conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee
according to Channel News Asia +2The Aljunied MP, who leads Singapore’s most prominent opposition party, faced a special conference on Sunday morning called by 25 cadre members who were pushing for him to step down for breaching the party constitution.
according to South China Morning Post - Asia +1Singh, 49, has also been re-elected as secretary general at the party’s
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