Former transport minister S. Iswaran maintains his innocence amid the corruption case against him after he was handed 27 charges. These include two charges of corruption, for allegedly receiving more than S$384,000 worth of flights, hotel stays, tickets to shows, musicals and English Premier League matches, as well as Singapore Grand Prix tickets from property tycoon Ong Beng Seng. Singapore Management University's Associate Professor of Law Eugene Tan shares his viewpoints on the case.

Former transport minister S. Iswaran maintains his innocence amid the corruption case against him after he was handed 27 charges. These include two charges of corruption<a href="https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapore/iswaran-charged-corruptly-obtaining-money-valuable-things-ong-beng-seng">,</a> for allegedly receiving more than S$384,000 worth of flights, hotel stays, tickets to shows, musicals and English Premier League matches, as well as Singapore Grand Prix tickets from property tycoon Ong Beng Seng. Singapore Management University's Associate Professor of Law Eugene Tan shares his viewpoints on the case.

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