Guard against temptation to play race, religion card in future elections: Singapore PM Wong


PM Lawrence Wong called for constructive politics, conducted with seriousness and integrity. - Photo: MDDI

SINGAPORE: The temptation to play the race and religion card to draw voters will grow as elections become more tightly contested, and Singapore must find ways to guard against this, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

He called for constructive politics, conducted with seriousness and integrity. He also urged MPs to reaffirm their commitment to serve all Singaporeans, and forswear the use of racial and religious appeals in elections.

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