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Iswaran sentence …
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whole shbang or main objective is to absolve obs of any charges and crime.
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Look at all those daft Sinkies gathering at the kangaroo court, thinking that the sentencing has any bearing on the island's certain descend to hell and irrelevancy. 
Enjoy your bread and circus.
Enjoy your bread and circus.
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Former Transport Minister S. Iswaran has been sentenced to 12 months in jail on Thursday (3 October), following his conviction for abusing his position to accept gifts.
The sentencing took place in a courtroom filled with over 40 members of the public, alongside Iswaran's family.
During the proceedings, the presiding judge, Justice Vincent Hoong, highlighted the critical importance of trust and confidence in public institutions, describing them as the foundation of effective governance.
He remarked, “This can all too easily be undermined by a public servant who falls below standards of integrity and accountability.”
In his remarks, Justice Hoong noted that Iswaran had publicly rejected the charges against him as false.
“In a letter to the Prime Minister, Iswaran stated he was innocent and believed he would be acquitted. Thus, I have difficulty believing that he was remorseful,” the judge explained.
As Justice Hoong addressed the court, Iswaran was seen looking down and taking notes.
The judge further emphasized that the level of culpability increases with the rank of the public servant, stating, “The higher the office held by the offender, the higher his level of culpability.”
Former Transport Minister S. Iswaran has been sentenced to 12 months in jail on Thursday (3 October), following his conviction for abusing his position to accept gifts.
The sentencing took place in a courtroom filled with over 40 members of the public, alongside Iswaran's family.
During the proceedings, the presiding judge, Justice Vincent Hoong, highlighted the critical importance of trust and confidence in public institutions, describing them as the foundation of effective governance.
He remarked, “This can all too easily be undermined by a public servant who falls below standards of integrity and accountability.”
In his remarks, Justice Hoong noted that Iswaran had publicly rejected the charges against him as false.
“In a letter to the Prime Minister, Iswaran stated he was innocent and believed he would be acquitted. Thus, I have difficulty believing that he was remorseful,” the judge explained.
As Justice Hoong addressed the court, Iswaran was seen looking down and taking notes.
The judge further emphasized that the level of culpability increases with the rank of the public servant, stating, “The higher the office held by the offender, the higher his level of culpability.”
Wah this bet result is considered aos aka any other score payout alot one.
12 months jail after appeal cut to 6 months lor
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