Leong Mun Wai files complaint against Murali Pillai; Speaker Seah Kian Peng to decide outcome

Subsequently, once I rose to make clear this assertion with Mr Murali, he seems to have said 3 times that he didn’t assert that I had advocated “some type of low-rent management” in my speech, regardless of expressly doing so earlier in his assertion, and refused to retract mentioned assertion”, Mr Leong wrote.

He added that Mr Murali’s clarifications “confused the general public and created the deceptive impression that I used to be accusing Mr Murali of claiming that I used to be advocating for lease management when he didn’t”.

“If the Speaker finds that Mr Murali has mentioned phrases that have been at odds with my speech and imputed improper motives to me, I’ve additionally requested that Mr Murali make an announcement to the Home to retract his unique assertion and apologise for the deceptive impression that was created”, Mr Leong added in his Fb put up.

Mr Leong’s full letter:

In Parliament, Mr Leong mentioned he didn’t just like the inference that Mr Murali had made, which was that he was making an attempt to suggest pushing down rents “and towards the route of lease management”. The NCMP then mentioned this was “the identical sample” utilized by the Authorities to label him –  of making an attempt to raid the reserves when he spoke on reducing dwelling costs. In making this level, Mr Leong introduced his fist all the way down to hit the podium.

Mr Murali then reiterated that he was not making any particular insinuation about lease management on Mr Leong. Mr Seah then stepped in, noting that what each MPs had mentioned could be recorded clearly within the Hansard.