Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said investigations found the acting minister's interactions with a woman had fallen short of the standards expected of political office holders.
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Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said investigations found the acting minister's interactions with a woman had fallen short of the standards expected of political office holders.
Associate Professor Faishal Ibrahim, pictured here on Aug 27, 2025. (Photo: CNA/Tan Grace)
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"Most of their interactions took place through online messages. They also met on the sidelines of public events," wrote Wong.
