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Singapore minister resigns over 'interactions with a woman', Prime Minister's Office says
- Singapore's acting minister‑in‑charge of Muslim affairs, Faishal Ibrahim, resigned after online interactions with a woman led to mutual harassment allegations and a police probe; authorities found no criminal offence.
- Faishal also quit the ruling People's Action Party, saying there was "a lapse of judgment" though no physical relationship took place.
- The case adds to recent reputational blows for the PAP, following other high‑profile scandals and resignations in recent years.
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