SINGAPORE: The People's Action Party (PAP) and Progress Singapore Party (PSP) have clashed over allegations of harassment and intimidation of their volunteers during Bukit Gombak walkabouts.

SINGAPORE – A series of altercations between volunteers from the ruling PAP and the opposition Progress Singapore Party (PSP) in Bukit Gombak on Jan 4 has gone public on social media.

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The second PAP volunteer was later also harassed into taking a wefie with PSP volunteers, Low said. Both volunteer parties encountered one another again at 5.30pm, where PSP volunteers allegedly ...

The incident, which has seen cabinet ministers in the usually calm political landscape weigh in, surfaced last week when PSP volunteers alleged they were harassed by their PAP counterparts in a ...

The incident, which saw cabinet ministers weigh in, surfaced last week when PSP volunteers alleged they were harassed by their PAP counterparts during a walkabout in Bukit Gombak, a town in the ...

SINGAPORE – One of the PAP volunteers involved in altercations with the opposition Progress Singapore Party (PSP) has released video footage from the incident on social media. Mr Azman Ibrahim ...

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. PAP and PSP volunteers accuse each other of harassment in Bukit Gombak walkabouts Both the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) and the ...

On Jan 4, Progress Singapore Party’s S Nallakaruppan wrote in a Facebook post that members of the ruling People’s Action Party had demonstrated “unprofessional behaviour” during block visits that day ...

Earlier this month, Progress Singapore Party (PSP) member S Nallakaruppan shared his unsavoury experience while on a walkabout in Choa Chu Kang GRC where a group of People’s Action Party (PAP) ...

And what was the end result of this epic clash between People’s Action Party (PAP) and Progress Singapore Party (PSP) volunteers that saw the (alleged) use of — gasp — “derogatory terms”, two (alleged ...