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Lee Hsien Yang levels more allegations against DPM Teo as Parliamentary debate on Oxley Road Dispute nears

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As Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean prepare to speak on the Oxley Road feud in Parliament in about half an hour, PM Lee’s brother, Lee Hsien Yang volleyed more allegations against DPM Teo, the chairman of the ministerial committee that has been convened to settle the dispute.

Questioning whether a ministerial committee of “PM’s subordinates” should even be debating a matter relating to the PM and his siblings, Lee Hsien Yang took to Facebook to outline 5 “facts” concerning the committee which he seems to suggest the DPM has brushed under the rug.

Does DPM Teo believe that a Ministerial Committee of PM's subordinates should be opining on a private dispute between…

Posted by Lee Hsien Yang on Sunday, 2 July 2017

 

Lee Hsien Yang declared: “A committee of LHL’s subordinates should not judge a private dispute between the PM and his siblings. A secret committee is not the right forum to ‘re-examine’ a will that the courts have declared final.”

Parliament will sit and discuss the escalating family spat at 11am today.

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