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Man arrested at Raffles Place for demanding for PM Lee’s resignation over Terrex issue

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Social activist Gilbert Goh shared a picture of a man demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong over the Terrex issue. A video he shared showed the man being arrested by the police. In speaking to TISG over the incident, Mr Goh said that the incident happened at Raffles Place today.

Posted by Gilbert Goh on Tuesday, 4 July 2017

In the video the man can be heard screaming to the police, “I want you to release me! Take me to court!”

The man who identified himself as Yan Jun wrote to us earlier to say that he would be protesting today at 12pm at the central square outside Raffles Place MRT. He made his case for the protest in a Youtube video titled: “Why should PM Lee Hsien Loong resign over abuse of power?”

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He said: “I have no intention of applying for a protest permit because the police are corrupt so they do not act in accordance with the law. I protested outside the US embassy and the British High Commission on Oct 20 and Nov 23 of 2016, respectably, but police took no action against me.”

He said that he had already informed the police of his protest.

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