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Workers Make Possible founder S Suraendher Kumarr has alleged a coordinated disinformation campaign against migrant worker Ripon Chowdhury, saying his call for a universal S$2,000 minimum wage was distorted online.
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Upgrade this serverWorkers Make Possible founder S Suraendher Kumarr has alleged a coordinated disinformation campaign against migrant worker Ripon Chowdhury, saying his call for a universal S$2,000 minimum wage was distorted online.
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