A bitter feud that has rocked Singapore founding leader Lee Kuan Yew's family flared anew Tuesday when his younger children criticised a ministerial committee's findings about a house at the centre of the row. The century-old bungalow, which Lee Kuan Yew used to live in, has sparked a bitter feud between his children -- including current Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong -- since the patriarch's death in 2015. But the siblings of current prime minister Lee said the alternatives to demolition proposed by the committee go against their father's wishes. The premier's brother Lee Hsien Yang said in a separate post that Lee Kuan Yew "wanted demolition unwaveringly." He added that "the committee's statement does not accurately represent Lee Kuan Yew's wishes."

Source: The Star April 04, 2018 03:22 UTC