
Faishal, 58, who was also senior minister of state for home affairs, handed in his resignation on Monday after the Prime Minister’s Office received notice of the interactions from the woman.
Faishal is married with two children.
Both parties subsequently made allegations of harassment against each other, which were investigated by the police. Following inquiries, it was concluded that no criminal charges would be brought against either party.
Wong said that despite the lack of criminal action, there was a separate question of whether Faishal’s conduct “met the standards expected of a political office holder and MP”.

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