SINGAPORE, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Singapore's parliament voted to remove opposition chief Pritam Singh from his post as leader of the opposition on Wednesday after he was convicted of lying to lawmakers.
Indranee Rajah, the house leader and member of the ruling People's Action Party, submitted a motion to declare Singh, head of the Workers' Party, unsuitable to continue as opposition chief given his "dishonourable and unbecoming" conduct.
