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Law Society of Singapore says it is required by law to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Pritam Singh

ST had reported on March 12 that Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh, a non-practising lawyer, is facing disciplinary proceedings. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The Law Society of Singapore was required by law to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh, a spokesperson said on Friday (March 13).

The Straits Times had reported on March 12 that Pritam, a non-practising lawyer, is facing disciplinary proceedings.

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