#490 - Does Police Officer Suicide Deserve Inquiry & NTU is Now a Tourist Attraction?
The 2023 suicide case of police officer Uvaraja Gopal and related discrimination allegations were addressed by Minister Shanmugam in Parliament this week, prompting a question by NCMP Leong Mun Wai about whether the case warranted a Committee of Inquiry. Does his point have any merit? Elsewhere, NTU announced that it will be imposing a fee on tourist groups coming to their campus in response to an influx of visitors in recent months. Will this really help to mitigate the issues of security, privacy and overcrowding?
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Does Police Officer Suicide Deserve Inquiry
- Police officer suicide: Workplace racism allegations in SPF will be investigated as disciplinary breaches, says Shanmugam - CNA
- Internal investigation, not inquiry committee, held for SPF officer's death to protect morale: Shanmugam
- Cop who made discrimination allegations faced 3 investigations at time of death: Shanmugam | The Straits Times
- SPF went to ‘considerable lengths’ to help late sergeant Uvaraja Gopal through health, family issues: Shanmugam - CNA
- [[2007] Second reading speech on Inquiries Bill by DPM Prof S Jayakumar](https://www.mlaw.gov.sg/news/parliamentary-speeches/second-reading-speech-on-inquiries-bill-by-dpm-prof-s-jayakumar/)
NTU is Now a Tourist Attraction?
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