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Despite the fact that Yang's passport was impounded and he is now under formal investigation by several law enforcement agencies, PAP MP Intan Mokhtar, who is in charge of the area has remained silent throughout. It was previously reported by the media that alert neighbours of Madam Chung have warned their MP about Yang Yin's dubious character but Yang remained as a grassroot leader. It is unfortunate that uncaring MP who ignored warnings from the ground managed to get into parliament simply by tagging along other heavyweight PAP Ministers.

The report also informed readers that Madam Chung's former maid was unhappy that Yang, his wife and their children will be the first to tuck into meals and ignored Madam Chung. They will only leave the leftovers to Madam Chung! To this, the maid would secretly reserve a portion of the freshly prepared meal and send it to Madam Chung without Yang's knowledge. Yang is such a horrible person but yet the PAP allowed him to be in the grassroot movement for years. This really reflects PAP's poor judgement of character.

Madam Chung had treated Mustafa like her own family and she has always extend a helping hand to Mustafa's family when they needed help. But things spiral downwards after PRC cheat Yang Yin moved into Madam Chung's house. Yang bossed around and often nitpicked on the slightest things and sought to change the ways things were being run in the house. Yang eventually fired Mustafa.

"Madam Chung knew her actions would attract unhappiness from her relatives and she executed the LPA and the will to protect me and my family and to give us the assurance we would be provided for," said Mr Yang, who denied splurging on expensive hotels while on overseas trips. As for allegations that Madam Chung "lives frugally nowadays", he said the widow is "getting on in years and does not lead such a lavish lifestyle any more". "This does not mean, in any way, that Madam Chung is being treated badly. It is just a change in circumstances," he added.

Mr Yang said in court papers. "Madam Chung also asked me to come to Singapore to stay with her... Since I had grown quite fond of Madam Chung, I decided that I would like (to act) as her grandson." Last year, his wife and two children moved into the bungalow. "If I had to go back and forth to visit my family in China, this would have hampered my ability to take care of Madam Chung," he said.

Yesterday's Xin Ming evening papers reported that the neighbours of Madam Chung have found Yang Yin to be a suspicious character who has turned the peaceful community upside down after he had settled into Madam Chung's house. These alert neighbours have sought the help of their Member of Parliament (see the screenshot I sent you) but it seems the MP did not do anything it.

"I am not answering further questions, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. I have nothing more to say and I am leaving everything to the court and judge," he wrote. "My family and I are fine and we believe that the law is fair and just," said Mr Yang, a Singapore permanent resident.

"The ICA is aware of media reports on the case and is looking into the matter." The spokesman said PR applications are decided by factors including qualifications, income and length of stay in Singapore. But he warned: "Individuals who provide false information in their application for immigration facilities will be dealt with firmly under the law. "In addition, they will have their immigration facilities cancelled or revoked." Those convicted of offences also risk losing their PR, the spokesman added. Besides the ICA probe, Mr Yang also faces a police investigation.

The formation of a committee to address the concerns of Malay-Muslims over how their loyalty to the nation is viewed is "not necessary", Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Yaacob Ibrahim said on Thursday. This is because even though there might be "perceptions in the community" that must be dealt with, there have been improvements in the achievements of the Malay-Muslim community that should not be ignored, he said, echoing the comments made by Dr Intan Azura Mokhtar (Ang Mo Kio GRC) in Parliament on Wednesday.