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What you should know about WP chief Pritam Singh's trial over alleged lies to Parliament

Opposition leader and Workers' Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh will go on trial on Monday (Oct 14) over his alleged lies to Parliament. Singh, 48, faces two charges of lying to a parliamentary committee that was looking into a case involving former WP

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Oct 13 2024
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