Singapore GE2025: Workers' Party says it did not make promises to any individual in exchange for political support


Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh speaking to the media during a doorstop at Kovan Food Centre on April 26, 2025. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The Singaporean religious teacher who said he spoke to Workers' Party (WP) candidates contesting the upcoming election had turned up at a meeting the party had with Malay/Muslim religious leaders, said WP chief Pritam Singh.

There was no prior indication that the religious teacher – Noor Deros – would be at the meeting, Singh told reporters on April 26 when asked to comment about Facebook posts by Noor that claimed he had spoken to all Malay candidates from the WP.

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