Workers' Party refutes claim by former MP Yaw Shin Leong that he was told to 'stay silent' after alleged affair

In his Facebook publish on Monday, Mr Yaw mentioned the feedback about him that had been made on Dec 2 by present get together chief Pritam Singh had been unfaithful.WP leaders held a press convention on Dec 2 in regards to the resignation of former MP Raeesah Khan after she admitted to mendacity in Parliament.Mr Singh mentioned on the press convention: "Yaw Shin Leong didn't account himself to the get together after the allegations had been made. I feel he didn't deal with the media, he didn't deal with the get together."The get together was keen to give him some house to get himself organised, however this simply went on and it went on, to some extent the place this was simply unreasonable conduct, this was not acceptable. And so, the get together took the choice to fireplace him, to sack him.”According to Mr Yaw, he had "accounted the situation candidly" to Mr Low earlier than allegations surfaced, and to Mr Low and Ms Lim as soon as the allegations had been made identified."I placed party first before self and to minimise the fallout, I kept silent and resigned from WP CEC. My intention was to give WP CEC a blank cheque to paint the narrative required. To facilitate the process, I travelled out of Singapore voluntarily," he wrote on Dec 6."On Feb 14, 2012, I was expelled from WP for 'breaking the faith, trust and expectations of the party and people'. I am okay with this narrative, but I am not okay with what Pritam said, for I did account myself."