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Red Dot United calls for probe into PM Lee’s decision leaving voters in equivalent one GRC without representation

Ravi Philemon, Secretary-General of Red Dot United, urges Parliament to investigate the Prime Minister’s decisions impacting representation and governance. He emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability, stating that delayed clarifications undermine trust. RDU calls for immediate action to restore public trust.

Red Dot United calls for formal investigation into Speaker of Parliament’s derogatory remark on WP MP

Following derogatory remarks made by Speaker of Parliament, Tan Chuan-Jin, the Red Dot United party calls for a formal parliamentary investigation, reiterating their stance on the need for a non-partisan Speaker to ensure parliamentary fairness and integrity.

Red Dot United calls for transparency and wealth equality amidst Ridout Rental Saga

The Red Dot United party demands increased transparency and reevaluation of ministerial salaries following the controversy involving Ministers Shanmugam and Balakrishnan’s rental of Black and White Bungalows from the Singapore Land Authority

Red Dot United marks third anniversary with a gala of gratitude and commitment

Red Dot United celebrates its third anniversary with a star-studded gala, reaffirming its dedication towards fostering a compassionate society and recognizing significant contributors to Singapore’s socio-political landscape.

Red Dot United sends letter to Prime Minister to call for by-election in Jurong GRC

Following Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s announced resignation, Red Dot United (RDU) issued a call to Prime Minister Lee for a by-election in Jurong GRC. Despite the Apex Court’s ruling, RDU urged the PM to uphold democratic values and call a by-election.

Red Dot United calls for by-election following Tharman’s announcement of resignation: Questions integrity of GRC system

Mr Ravi Philemon, Red Dot United Secretary-General, has raised concerns over Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s resignation from the People’s Action Party to run for Presidency, suggesting it could undermine the integrity of Singapore’s GRC system. Mr Philemon called for a by-election in Jurong GRC to ensure continued minority representation.

Voices from Jurong GRC: Rising living costs, healthcare concerns, and unaddressed local issues echo through Red Dot United’s walkabout

Red Dot United’s recent community walkabout in Jurong GRC, Singapore, revealed residents’ anxieties about the rising cost of living, retirement worries, and healthcare accessibility following West Point Hospital’s closure. Residents voiced their concerns for a more responsible opposition party and shared their fears about a neighbouring elderly hoarder’s well-being.

Red Dot United calls for greater transparency and accountability over ministers’ residency controversy

Red Dot United (RDU) has called for transparency over the controversy surrounding the rental and residency of two People’s Action Party ministers in Ridout Road. It expressed concerns over the lack of accountability, potential conflicts of interest, and the disparity between the ministers’ lifestyles and everyday Singaporeans amidst challenging economic times.

RDU invites Singaporeans to join their 3rd Anniversary Fundraiser Gala Dinner on 24 June

Singapore’s emerging political party, Red Dot United (RDU), celebrated its third anniversary on 26 May. Marking this milestone, RDU invites supporters and the public to a Fundraiser Gala Dinner on 24 June at Mouth Restaurant. Having made a positive impact since its inception, RDU contested the Jurong GRC in the 2020 General Election, securing over 31,000 votes. Today, the party, rooted in sustainable economics and building a fair society, has a strong team of 150 members and volunteers.

Red Dot United advocates for a more egalitarian Singapore following Jurong Central walkabout

Red Dot United’s (RDU) recent walkabout in Jurong Central highlighted residents’ struggles and hopes for a more equitable Singapore. Residents voiced their desire for thorough policy debates in Parliament and shared personal financial challenges, underlining RDU’s commitment to build a compassionate society and foster policy change.