Pritam Singh faces possible disbarment over 2025 perjury conviction during Singapore parliamentary inquiry.

Pritam Singh, former Leader of the Opposition in Singapore, is facing disciplinary proceedings by the Law Society over his 2025 conviction for perjury during a parliamentary inquiry into former MP Raeesah Khan’s false claims. A case management conference was held on March 12, 2026, with the case potentially advancing to the Court of Three Judges, which could impose sanctions including disbarment. Singh, who was fined S$14,000 and stripped of his opposition role by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in January 2026, is representing himself. The Workers’ Party is also reviewing whether he violated its rules, but no replacement has been named.