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Singapore’s Parliament debated Pritam Singh’s fitness to lead opposition after his conviction for lying in parliament, with no decision yet made.
On January 14, 2026, Singapore’s Parliament debated whether Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh should remain Leader of the Opposition after his conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee over the Raeesah Khan case, a conviction upheld on appeal.
Leader of the House Indranee Rajah argued his conduct was unbecoming and undermined public trust, though she clarified the Prime Minister, not Parliament, holds final authority on the appointment.
The Speaker urged focus on Singh’s suitability, not past cases or court rulings.
The debate highlighted concerns over leadership integrity and accountability, with Singh holding significant privileges tied to the role.
No decision has been made.
El Parlamento de Singapur debatió la aptitud de Pritam Singh para liderar la oposición después de su condena por mentir en el parlamento, sin que aún se haya tomado una decisión.