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Serious [ Singapore News ] Beware of Indian MP : Priority Queue For Indian SPR @ Bukit Batok SMC
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Hahahhaha....the residents of BB got the MP they voted for....serves them right. The BB BE was a chance to put a better Oppo MP in and these assholes screw up...I hope the pap fucks the BB residents more and I hope on the next GE. Pap wins 100% of the seats. No elected Oppo MPs in parleement and gst at 20%. Singkies deserve the gahmen they vote for.
Priority queue to jump down from the top floor.
all individuals shown above are of dalit descent.
No Wonder India Indians look down on Singaporean Indians.........
sinkies always tell people who are migrating "You go migrate they treat you like 2nd class citizen then you know what is suffer"
yeah yeah......dumb fuarking sinkies in sinkieland ALREADY treated like chee bye 2nd class citizens only know how to talk big. What a joke.
yeah yeah......dumb fuarking sinkies in sinkieland ALREADY treated like chee bye 2nd class citizens only know how to talk big. What a joke.
Well said...I still remember the term quitters
So you and your family queue with the brahmins all the time? U must enjoy getting peg by them.. family style
brahmin aka natural aristocat.......no wonder they are shipped by 45 ft containers.
Natural trailer park trash is more like it
You dun understand lah you. You migrate got guaranteed 3 months bonus bo? Every year 4x overseas holiday bo? Got strong and appreciating currency bo? Got strong reserves and profitable pension fund bo? Got 2 maids to handle household chores bo? Who don’t want? Quitters is already cordial. Nasty people will say they cannot make it!
Good MP Murali has been defamed by vile oppie! Boss Sam, what are you going to do about this travesty?
You may have seen the sammy boy posting on this with the header “beware of Indian mp priority queue for indian pr”. The link is provided below.
The news is false. There is no priority queue for PRs, let alone Indian PRs, at our weekly MPS. Anyone who attends our MPS would know that this simply not true. It is sad that someone has twisted the facts for his own reasons and, at the same time, tried to inflame race relations as well.
The notice was put up in the queue area outside the Bukit Batok branch to allow Singapore PRs to be told upfront by the registration counter volunteers that for petitions to be written on their behalf, they would need to provide more details such as their Singaporean sponsors. Otherwise, they may have waited in vain.
The notice was left behind after the MPS leading to the person taking a photo of it and making the false and misleading claim. We believe though that the person who made the post fully knows this fact. Nonetheless we will not be deterred and concentrate on serving our residents.
Regards
Murali (Murali Pillai fb 03 March 2018)
https://www.sammyboy.com/…/singapore-news-beware-of-indian…/
SINGAPORE: There is “no priority queue” for permanent residents (PRs) at Bukit Batok meet-the-people sessions (MPS), Member of Parliament (MP) Murali Pillai said on Saturday (Mar 3) in response to queries from Channel NewsAsia.
His comments followed photos circulating online of a notice requesting that PRs intending to attend such sessions at Bukit Batok SMC identify themselves at the registration counter “without the need to queue”.
In reference to a post on a Sammyboy forum suggesting that the notice implied a priority queue for Indian permanent residents, Mr Murali said: “The news is false. There is no priority queue for PRs, let alone Indian PRs, at our weekly MPS.”
“Anyone who attends our MPS would know that this simply not true. It is sad that someone has twisted the facts for his own reasons and, at the same time, tried to inflame race relations as well,” he added.
He further clarified that the notice was to inform permanent residents upfront that for petitions to be written on their behalf, they would need to provide details such as their Singaporean sponsors.
This is to prevent them from queueing in vain, he added.
Mr Murali said that an unnamed individual had taken a photograph of the notice after an MPS session on Feb 23, and proceeded to make “false and misleading claims”.
“We believe though that the person who made the post fully knows this fact,” he said, calling the claims “outrageous” and “purely aimed at creating mischief”.
When asked if he would consider taking follow-up action on the person who posted the claims on the Sammyboy forum, Mr Murali noted that he will “carefully consider the next steps”.
He added that the notice was also put up at the queue area on Friday and would be placed there for future sessions.
“No one attending the MPS misunderstood the notice. We will continue to use the notice as and when necessary,” he said.
“Most importantly though, I will not allow this incident to distract me from my task to continue to serve Bukit Batok residents,” added Mr Murali.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...t-the-people-sessions-not-a-priority-10010226
You may have seen the sammy boy posting on this with the header “beware of Indian mp priority queue for indian pr”. The link is provided below.
The news is false. There is no priority queue for PRs, let alone Indian PRs, at our weekly MPS. Anyone who attends our MPS would know that this simply not true. It is sad that someone has twisted the facts for his own reasons and, at the same time, tried to inflame race relations as well.
The notice was put up in the queue area outside the Bukit Batok branch to allow Singapore PRs to be told upfront by the registration counter volunteers that for petitions to be written on their behalf, they would need to provide more details such as their Singaporean sponsors. Otherwise, they may have waited in vain.
The notice was left behind after the MPS leading to the person taking a photo of it and making the false and misleading claim. We believe though that the person who made the post fully knows this fact. Nonetheless we will not be deterred and concentrate on serving our residents.
Regards
Murali (Murali Pillai fb 03 March 2018)
https://www.sammyboy.com/…/singapore-news-beware-of-indian…/
SINGAPORE: There is “no priority queue” for permanent residents (PRs) at Bukit Batok meet-the-people sessions (MPS), Member of Parliament (MP) Murali Pillai said on Saturday (Mar 3) in response to queries from Channel NewsAsia.
His comments followed photos circulating online of a notice requesting that PRs intending to attend such sessions at Bukit Batok SMC identify themselves at the registration counter “without the need to queue”.
In reference to a post on a Sammyboy forum suggesting that the notice implied a priority queue for Indian permanent residents, Mr Murali said: “The news is false. There is no priority queue for PRs, let alone Indian PRs, at our weekly MPS.”
“Anyone who attends our MPS would know that this simply not true. It is sad that someone has twisted the facts for his own reasons and, at the same time, tried to inflame race relations as well,” he added.
He further clarified that the notice was to inform permanent residents upfront that for petitions to be written on their behalf, they would need to provide details such as their Singaporean sponsors.
This is to prevent them from queueing in vain, he added.
Mr Murali said that an unnamed individual had taken a photograph of the notice after an MPS session on Feb 23, and proceeded to make “false and misleading claims”.
“We believe though that the person who made the post fully knows this fact,” he said, calling the claims “outrageous” and “purely aimed at creating mischief”.
When asked if he would consider taking follow-up action on the person who posted the claims on the Sammyboy forum, Mr Murali noted that he will “carefully consider the next steps”.
He added that the notice was also put up at the queue area on Friday and would be placed there for future sessions.
“No one attending the MPS misunderstood the notice. We will continue to use the notice as and when necessary,” he said.
“Most importantly though, I will not allow this incident to distract me from my task to continue to serve Bukit Batok residents,” added Mr Murali.
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...t-the-people-sessions-not-a-priority-10010226
