First Raeesah Khan, then Workers' Party lied to the whole nation

First Raeesah lied to the entire nation.

Then the WP Leadership also told 'untruths' to the entire nation to cover up their role in the persistence of the lies.

They had told Raeesah to continue with the narrative she had given to Parliament and that if Ms Khan and WP can get away with it, there was no need to clarify the lie. She was asked to 'take the information to the grave'.

One lie after another.

Incoherent or inconsistent Workers' Party ?

WP MPs will each sing a different tune to a different audience and hope that in this way, they will be able to win votes from every quarter.

The end result is a broken tune except that you do not realise it because they are careful not to sing a disharmonious tune at the same time.

For example, when Faisal expressed his stand against LGBT, the rest of the party is strangely silent.

Similarly, when Raeesah expressed her support for LGBT, you think Faisal will speak?

What is WP's official position? Will the conductor of the song, namely the Leader of WP state their party's position and not take supporters for a ride?

Wearing of tudung - Not Faisal Manap's credit

SIX MONTHS AGO in August last year, Law and Home Affairs Minister Shanmugam met with Muslim religious leaders in a closed door dialogue and told them that the government was considering allowing nurses to wear the tudung at work.

At that time, he told them that the government was discussing the matter internally as it could see good reasons to make this change, he disclosed on Tuesday evening. He added that the Government would announce the outcome after consulting the community and other groups.

Discussion on the wearing of tudung has been an ongoing one held behind closed doors, not a recent conversation, But of course, we can expect the crowing from the opposition. No surprise.

Separation of politics and religion.

Pritam asked a question on the danger of policies being influenced by religion and said he was seeking a restatement from the Government on secularism.

Back in 2019, WP Faisal Manap said that he did not fully agree with the principle of the separation of religion from politics. When pressed by Law Minister Shanmugam at that time to state his position on whether religion and politics should be separate, he refused to give a simple 'yes' or 'no' answer.

It would be good if Mr Pritam Singh can also be clear about his own party stand on secularism and the separation of religion and politics.

It would be good if Pritam can give an assurance that regardless of his party members' religious affiliations, they will always keep religion out of politics.