On Friday (5 October), Workers’ Party (WP) MPs Low Thia Khiang, Sylvia Lim and Pritam Singh head to the High Court for what appears to be the legal showdown of the year.
The trio faces lawsuits related to their handling of the Aljunied-Hougang (AHTC) and Punggol East town councils.
MustShareNews rounds up and answers common questions about the entire AHTC saga:
AHTC is bringing on the lawsuits. Why is the Town Council suing its own chairman, Mr Singh?
The people behind the lawsuit are actually the three members of an independent panel appointed at the direction of HDB. Its members are:
More on this panel down below.
How much are they being sued for?
What led to all of this?
In case you haven’t been able to keep up with the back-and-forth, here’s a handy timeline of the saga:
AHTC believes that it is in the interests of AHTC and its residents to appoint an independent panel to review the findings and take such action as deemed appropriate to safeguard AHTC’s interests.
Featured image from Workers’ Party’s Facebook.
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