The property tycoon was named in multiple charges Iswaran faced.
Mr Ong Beng Seng, chairman of Formula One race promoter Singapore GP, was named in multiple charges S. Iswaran faced.Mr Ong is the chairman of Formula One race promoter Singapore GP. The 78-year-old was named in multiple charges Iswaran faced.
The AGC did not mention Mr Lum in their release. Both Mr Lum and Mr Ong have not been charged with any offence.makes it an offence for a public servant to accept or obtain anything of value, for free or for inadequate payment, from anyone with whom he is involved in an official capacity.
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