The ministers know this is a hot potato to handle...all of them
are taking cover now. That colonel in the SAF essentially washed
his hands off, saying that they had dealt with him by charging
him...it's up to the court to sentence him...nothing to do with
SAF.
The responsibility now falls to the AG Chambers....why did the
Public Prosecutor not appeal against the sentence? We all know how
keen the DPP is with pressing for a harsh sentence to send a stern
warning against others who might commit a similar crime.
But not in this case, involving an elite.....I suspect the
mastermind who told the judge not to impose a custodial sentence
also instructed the DPP not to appeal...
I wish there is an MP I can ask to raise this issue in
Parliament...but whilst I have been communicating with the MP in my
constituency here in the UK, I don't even know who is my MP in
Singapore now, since my constituency changes in every election. The
fact is, I got to vote my UK MP as a citizen of the British
Commonwealth, but I have never got to vote my MP in Singapore,
since it's walkover each time...