Wee lodges police report against Deepak over phone call claim

Wee lodges police report against Deepak over phone call claim FMTNews

Former minister Wee Ka Siong had raised the issue of the import of eggs in the Dewan Rakyat.

Wee had previously challenged Deepak to lodge a police report after the latter denied calling him twice on March 13. However, the businessman had not done so. The former minister previously claimed that Deepak had used the name of the Prime Minister’s Office in a phone call asking him to retract the comments he made in the Dewan Rakyat on the import of eggs from India.

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