AHTC has been given two weeks from Aug 22 to respond
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of National Development said in a release on Aug 22 that it has written to the Aljunied-Hougang Town Council to ask for information on the powers and duties of Workers’ Party Members of Parliament Sylvia Lim and Pritam Singh.
Ms Lim is the party chair, while Mr Singh is the current secretary general. They have both been representing Aljunied GRC in Parliament since 2011. On Aug 22, the MND wrote, “Given the Court of Appeal’s findings of Ms Lim and Mr Singh acting without good faith, and in gross negligence, MND has written to AHTC seeking information on:
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