US EditionTulip Siddiq was given London flat by developer with links to ousted Bangladeshi government: Reports
- Tulip Siddiq is under investigation by the Bangladeshi Anti-Corruption Commission for alleged corruption, as reported by Guido.
- Sources close to Siddiq claim the allegations are politically motivated and 'trumped-up charges,' according to the Sunday Times.
- The Bangladeshi ACC has contacted multiple government departments for information related to Siddiq and her family.
- The Labour Party has not commented widely on the investigation, leaving Starmer in a difficult position regarding Siddiq's role as corruption minister.
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The Tulip Siddiq saga shows just how naïve Labour is
George Orwell’s Animal Farm is the sturdiest of political satires for good reason. At the end of the account of a failed revolution by the porcine revolutionaries against their human exploiters, the proletarian pigs watch their leader doing self-serving deals with the ancien regime – and can no longer distinguish the new powers from the old. “Already it was impossible to say which was which.”In Opposition, Labour had an eagle eye for mercantile …
Labour’s ‘Anti-Corruption’ Minister Spent Years Living in House Given to Her Family by Ally of Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister (Who’s Also Her Aunt) – The Daily Sceptic
Labour's anti-corruption minister used to live in a flat gifted to her sister by a political ally of her aunt, the ex-PM of Bangladesh. This is in addition to the flat she was gifted by another ally of her aunt's. The post Labour’s ‘Anti-Corruption’ Minister Spent Years Living in House Given to Her Family by Ally of Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister (Who’s Also Her Aunt) appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.
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