Man pleads guilty to helping Singapore match-fixer get second forged passport

Raja Morgan Chelliah (above) had already been jailed in 2011 for helping Wilson Raj Perumal flee Singapore with a forged passport. -- ST PHOTO: SEAH KWANG PENG.

SINGAPORE: He had been jailed for a year in 2011 for helping Wilson Raj Perumal flee Singapore with a forged passport.

Now, 36-year-old Raja Morgan Chelliah has pleaded guilty to helping the notorious match-fixer get a second Singapore biometric passport.

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