On Thursday, the Court of Three Judges, led by Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon and including Justices Kannan Ramesh and See Kee Oon, finalized the decision to remove Pritam Singh from the roll of advocates and solicitors. This legal action was initiated by the Law Society of Singapore following Singh’s conviction for giving false evidence while under oath.

While Singh serves as a Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC, he was registered as a non-practising lawyer in Singapore. The removal from the roll effectively bars him from legal practice in the jurisdiction. The disciplinary proceedings were triggered by the mandatory reporting requirements associated with his criminal conviction. The court’s decision reflects the professional standards expected of those on the roll, regardless of their active status in the legal profession. Singh has not yet publicly detailed his next steps regarding the professional consequences of the court's ruling, though the decision marks a significant development in the intersection of his political career and his legal standing.