Harmonie raciale et religieuse

 Dans un pays multi-racial comme Singapour harmonie raciale et religieuse sont important.  Singapour est il un pays avec une telle harmonie?  Il y a de harmonie nais pas encoew parfaite. Cewpendant pour la politique raison  du minustre de l'interieur K. Shanmugam accuse le PSP MP Leong Mun Wai d'alimenter desaccord racial en Parlement.

Shanmugam a eu une remonter precedente avec Leong Mun Wai ou il ne pourvait pas le vaihcre. alor il aprofite de ce3tte opportunite pour le donner en la derivent comme raciste en racontant des incidenys reel ou imaginaire ou il a affiche racisme. Les deputes etaient ils credules? Leong Mun Wai n'a 'pas ete  modifie. Il s' est leve avec  dignite defie Shanmugam's dewerement avec robuste les refutation et  President de la PSP Dr, Tan Cheng Bock ont pays a la diffamation de Shanmugam.

PSP devait obtinir plus de  candidates comme Leong Mun Wai pour les elections generales.


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