A questionable photo has recently been circulated on messaging apps featuring MP Tin Pei Ling dressed in a revealing cheongsam.
At around 4pm on Tuesday (21 Jan), MP Tin Pei Ling took to Facebook, debunking the edited picture as ‘fake news’, at the same time urging members of the public to stop sharing the doctored image.
Here’s the Facebook post.
According to Ms Tin’s post, the CNY banner was put up in her ward of MacPherson SMC.
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In the original photo, Ms Tin was dressed in a long-sleeve cheongsam with the message,
Tin Pei Ling Member of Parliament for Macpherson SMC wishes all residents A Happy & Prosperous Lunar New Year.
It also had a similar greeting in Chinese directly below the English one.
Sometime on Tuesday (21 Jan), a heavily doctored image of the festive poster started circulating on messaging platforms like Telegram.
Image sourced via All Singapore Stuff on Telegram
Instead of the elegant cheongsam that she was originally dressed in, the heavily photoshopped banner has her donning a revealing qipao, showing cleavage.
Instead of the CNY greeting, the fake picture has her telling residents to “enjoy happy savings with Government U-SAVE Rebates!”.
The Chinese greeting was also altered to,
Vote PAP for Prosperity & Power.
Needless to say, this entire incident is likely to be politically motivated.
In the post, Ms Tin claims that while she has no idea who’s the mastermind behind this mischief, whoever did it must have “no respect for women”.
She also urged members of the public not to circulate the photoshopped image to discourage similar behaviour.
If you happen to come across Ms Tin’s edited photo, please do not circulate it so as to prevent further distress to Ms Tin and her family members.
We hope the person behind this disrespectful act will be brought to justice soon.
Featured image adapted from Facebook and Telegram.
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