Dr Lim Yong Chin charged with “sexual penetration of a minor under 16”

Family Physician and founder of Access Medical Group Dr Lim Yong Chin, who was previously under investigation by the police for cheating the Ministry of Health into disbursing CHAS subsidies for fictitious claims now got himself into further legal woes for sexually exploiting young girls!

According to reports from the state media, Dr Lim was charged in court today for “committing multiple indecent acts with a 14-year-old girl in 2021 by touching her private parts.”

Court documents stated that between 2018 and 2020, he allegedly recorded videos of two girls – both aged around 19 – without their consent. One girl was performing an “intimate act” with him.

The full pletora of charges against Dr Lim are as follows:

• 15 counts of cheating the National Healthcare Group Polyclinics and SingHealth Polyclinics into disbursing CHAS subsidies for fictitious claims
• Two counts of sexual exploitation of a young person
• Two counts of sexual penetration of a minor under 16
• Two counts of voyeurism
• One count of insulting a woman’s modesty
• Three counts each of driving while under suspension and driving without insurance

Indian citizen calls Ramesh a “jackass” and can’t believe he is a Director at JP Morgan

While some Singaporeans have been jumping to the defence of controversial JP Morgan Director Ramesh Erramalli, his behavior is widely condemned by Indian citizens themselves.

Ramesh sparked a massive outcry among Singaporeans when he was caught on video hurling vulgarities at condo security guard for asking his visitors to pay a $10 overnight parking fee.

One Indian citizen calls Ramesh a “jackass” and cannot believe he is an Executive Director of JP Morgan.

He added that he has never heard of Uptron Academy of Computer Learning where Ramesh obtained his Postgraduate Diploma in Computers and Information Management from.

According to his resume, Ramesh first found work in Singapore as a System Administrator with Takada Industries Pte Ltd.

He subsequently attended two courses on Citrix to become a Citrix Certified Administrator which enables him to obtain a position at JP Morgan as a Citrix specialist.

Till today, the Manpower Ministry has yet to clarify if Uptron Academy of Computer Learning is an accredited institution in Singapore.

Condo residents not informed of change of security agency

Contrary to reports by the state media that the change in security agency at 8 Riversuites Residences was a “scheduled one”, many residents claimed they were not informed of the change.

The services of KH Security was terminated after one of its security officers Steven Heng was caught on video being subjected to a torrent of verbal abuse from an Indian born resident Ramesh Erramalli.

Many residents only found out about the change through the estate’s private Facebook group when someone from the estate posted:

“Did the MCST just sack the security company? Saw a new batch of security officers this morning?”

The post drew more than 50 comments from other residents, with most saying they were not informed of the changes.

“Did anybody receive any letter from the MCST informing of the change?” Michael asked.

“I didn’t read about it on the noticeboard. Even the guards are clueless. It appears to be quite abrupt,” another resident added.

Other residents feel sad that the security officers whom they are used to have been replaced by new faces.

One resident Mrs Lim hopes that the media circus will finally end with the change in security agency:

“Hope we won’t see the media camped at the guard house again! This is a condo, not a HDB estate! We deserve some privacy!”

Ramesh’s condo terminates services of security agency; Uncle Steven may lose his job!!!

One day after JP Morgan CECA Director Ramesh Erramalli’s “apology” to security guard Steven Heng was published by the state media, his condominium management has terminated the services of Steven’s security agency with immediate effect!

According to reports from the state media, security officers from KH Security Agency where Steven was from had been replaced with those from Alpine Security!

Ramesh was caught in a viral video hurling vulgarities at Steven last week for asking his visitors to pay a $10 parking fee.

He subsequently complained to the condominium management that security has threatened him and uploaded the video on social media without his permission causing him to be harassed by strangers.

He also lodged a police report against the security for doxxing him!

According to insider sources, KH security is investigating the incident and Steven may be sacked if he was found to have uploaded the video and a police report containing Ramesh’s name and hand phone number.

EXPOSED: Was Ramesh’s “apology” was staged?

JP Morgan Director Ramesh Erramalli’s “apology” was staged as a PR stunt to placate public fury, according to an insider source.

A day after the video went viral, the Association of Certified Security Agencies issued a stern statement condemning Ramesh and asking the Attorney-General to press charges.

Notice the stark difference in tone 3 days later:

Steven was supposedly on duty from 7pm to 7am the next day on 30 October 2019. At about 4pm, he received a call from his manager asking him to have an early dinner and meet at the management office for a “briefing” at 6pm.

When he arrived, he was met by Mr Thomas and Mr Gary Harris from the Association of Certified Security Agencies who informed him that Ramesh would be dropping by the office later to resolve the issue and his duties during his absence would be covered by another colleague.

Steven was advised to put his handphone away and all he needs to do is to listen and Mr Thomas will do all the talking on his behalf. No photos were taken at the meeting. If Ramesh had indeed made up with Steven, why wasn’t a photo taken showing both of them smiling and shaking hands?

At 7pm, journalists from SPH and Mediacorp gathered at the condominium’s guard house entrance as if they were waiting for some major announcements and even took photos of Steven, Thomas and Gary:

The entire meeting lasted about 50 minutes. Steven was advised not to divulge details of the meeting and not to speak to the press. The other security guards were also warned not to post anything about the meeting on their social media accounts or to tell a third party.

One hour after the meeting Ramesh’s “apology” was published simultaneously in all the major newspapers at about the same time in a coordinated media blitz.

If Ramesh is really sincere in his apology, he should have visited the guard house to apologize to Steven in person shortly after the incident. Why did he take so long to do so and somemore accompanied by two outsiders?

Furthermore, Ramesh did not pen the apology himself which was broadcast to the public via a third party. It appeared a script was prepared beforehand and the “apology” was meant for the public rather than for Steven.

We want to hear Ramesh’s apology in his OWN WORDS. Anything less is insincere, fake and unacceptable!

Breaking News: Ramesh Erramalli apologized to security guard in person!

CECA Director Ramesh Erramalli has apologized to the security guard Steven whom he hurled vulgarities at last Saturday in person!

According to a post by the President of The Security Association of Singapore Raj Joshua Thomas who arranged the meeting between the duo, Ramesh apologized to Steven for what had happened.

“His apology was heartfelt and very sincere. Steven was gracious in accepting the apology.”

Ramesh added the person in the video is not who he really is.

Heng Swee Keat led team to conclude CECA with India which open the floodgates to Indian PMETS

On 29 June 2005, India and Singapore signed the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). This free trade agreement not only enables Singapore and India to trade goods freely, it also allows professionals to work in each other country more easily.

The CECA was concluded after 13 rounds of negotiation and the Singapore’s side was led by none other than Heng Swee Keat, the current PM-in-waiting, who was then Permanent Secretary for Trade and Industry. Heng and his team essentially did the ground work together with their Indian counterparts. They then presented their proposals to the politicians for approval.

Some of the areas covered by CECA include: Improved Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement, Trade in Goods, Customs, Investment, Trade in Services, Intellectual Property, etc.

However, controversial ones include concluding further Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) so as to facilitate the freer movement of professionals between Singapore and India. It helps to recognise each other’s education and professional qualifications so that Indian and Singaporean professionals from the following five professions could be able to practise in each other country:

Accounting and auditing
Architecture
Medical (doctors)
Dental
Nursing
Already, Singapore now recognises degrees of Indian doctors and nurses from certain Indian universities.

Movement of Natural Persons

Then, CECA also enables movement of persons between both countries. In particular, professionals employed in 127 specific occupations will be allowed entry and stay for up to 1 year or the duration of contract, whichever is less.

Also, intra-corporate transferees (i.e. managers, executives and specialists within organisations) will be permitted to stay and work in India and Singapore for an initial period of up to 2 years or the period of the contract, whichever is less.

The period of stay may be extended for period of up to 3 years at a time for a total term not exceeding 8 years.

In theory, of course, CECA could also benefit Singaporean professionals wanting to work in India but how many Singaporeans really want to work there to earn in rupees?

Indian companies try to exploit CECA loophole

After CECA was signed, some of the Indian IT companies set-up in Singapore tried to exploit the “intra-corporate transferee” loophole so as to get more Indian IT workers to work here. They would hire them in India and then “transfer” them to their Singapore subsidiaries to work, without the need to hire any Singaporeans.

India unhappy with Singapore

By 2017, thanks to CECA, large number of Indian professionals especially those in IT sector were moved into Singapore as “intra-corporate transferees”, since CECA did not set any quotas. Few Singaporeans, if any, were hired.

Many Singaporean PMETs started filing complaints of discrimination to the Manpower Ministry through the Fair Consideration Framework. The Singapore government was forced to slow down the approvals of Indian professionals to work here.

“This (visa problem) has been lingering for a while but since early-2016, visas are down to a trickle. All Indian companies have received communication on fair consideration, which basically means hiring local people,” the president of Nasscom, the IT association of India, complained.

In retaliation, the Indian government decided against expanding the scope of goods where import duties for Singapore goods would be cut unless the concerns of Indian industry are addressed, the Times of India reported.

In particular, the Indian government is against Singapore using the “fair consideration framework” to regulate the employment of Indian professionals in Singapore. “They (Singapore) are doing it despite the CECA clearly stating that there will be no ENT (economic needs test) or quotas on agreed services. This is a violation of the agreement,” warned an Indian official.

Obviously, when Heng negotiated CECA with India prior to 2005, he had not foreseen all these issues facing Singaporean PMETs. Perhaps he cared more if GIC and Temasek could invest freely in India or if DBS could open more branches there?

Nevertheless, Heng was confirmed to be appointed DPM of Singapore on May Day. Opposition member Lim Tean has this to say to Heng, the current PM-in-waiting, “Heng Swee Keat should explain his role in CECA, which cost Singaporeans jobs! What is the benefit to Singapore of CECA?”

EXPOSED: Uptron Academy of Computer Learning

After traveling through the entire New Delhi in the morning, our Singaporean friend Jack Song has finally found Uptron Academy of Computer Learning and enrolled in a diploma course for only $100!

Our JP Morgan Executive Director graduated with a Diploma in Computers and Information Management at Uptron Academy of Computer Learning in 1994.

He first worked at Takada Industries Pte Ltd in Singapore as a System Administrator before joining JP Morgan where he now earns a 5 figure salary as an Executive Director.

Singaporeans who are inspired by him may consider applying to enrol in his school whose diploma is worth more than the degrees of NUS, NTU and SMU!

Ex-JPM staff: CECA Director unlikely to be sacked

Despite bringing his company into disrepute by hurling vulgarities publicly at a security guard, J P Morgan is unlikely to sack its Director

According to a former staff of JP Morgan who spoke with us on the condition of anonymity, his contract can only be terminated by the head office in the United States.

Furthermore, he did not commit any criminal offence or unethical behavior during the course of his work.

J P Morgan is not a retail bank and its clients are mostly high net worth foreigners and companies, not Singaporeans. Hence it will not be affected by any boycott by Singaporeans.

In fact, J P Morgan has deleted several messages posted by Singaporeans on its Facebook page about his behavior.

Though it has promised to conduct an internal investigation, He is likely to be given only a slap on.

J P Morgan to investigate CECA Director for hurling vulgarities at security guard

J P Morgan will conduct an internal investigation of its Executive Director when its office opens on Tuesday.

He was filmed on video hurling vulgarities at a Singaporean security officer who asked his visitors to pay a $10 fee for parking their car at his condo car park after 11pm, sparking a massive outcry among Singaporeans.

Speaking to queries from the state media, J P Morgan conformed he is its staff and it is “looking into the matter”. It declined to comment on his remuneration which was rumored to be $66,000 monthly including an allowance of $13,000.

PAP MP Zainal Sapari also weighed in on the controversy calling for the Protection from Harassment Act to be extended to security officers in a post on his Facebook: