‘Who’s telling the truth?’: Prosecution says Singh’s story not consistent with Low Thia Khiang’s


Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh took the stand for the fourth day on Nov 8 in a trial over his alleged lies. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh’s version of events is not consistent with Low Thia Khiang’s, the prosecution said as Singh took the stand for the fourth day in a trial over his alleged lies.

Deputy Attorney-General Ang Cheng Hock pointed out differences between the Leader of the Opposition’s testimony and the former WP chief’s regarding a meeting between the pair and WP chairwoman Sylvia Lim on Oct 11, 2021.

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