PAP entitled to ask Pritam Singh which side he stands on, says Shanmugam on Tan Wu Meng’s article

SINGAPORE — Former Workers’ Party (WP) chief Low Thia Khiang was “very clear” about not taking another country’s side against Singapore, even though he may disagree with the People’s Action Party (PAP) on policy matters, said Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam on Sunday (June 21).

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