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Progress Singapore Party suspends member behind religiously offensive Facebook post
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Technology consultant Jan Chan said he did not have any malicious intent and regrets making the post on a Facebook page he ran, NUS Atheist Society.
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SINGAPORE - The person behind an offensive Facebook post being investigated by the police has been identified as a member of the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) and was suspended by the party on Saturday (March 21) morning.
In a phone interview with The Straits Times on Saturday, technology consultant Jan Chan, 30, said he did not have any malicious intent and regrets making the post on a Facebook page he ran, NUS Atheist Society.
