As it happened: Pritam Singh struck off rolls
The Court of Three Judges decided on the disciplinary sanction for Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh following his conviction for giving false evidence under oath.
On Thursday, August 13, the Court of Three Judges struck Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh off the rolls following his conviction for providing false evidence under oath. Pritam Singh, who served as the leader of the Workers' Party and a Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC, was also a non-practising lawyer. Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon, alongside Justices Kannan Ramesh and See Kee Oon, presided over the disciplinary hearing.
The decision came after the Law Society of Singapore initiated the disciplinary action against Pritam Singh for his conviction.
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