Singapore’s Senior Minister K Shanmugam has condemned racist comments made online following the recent Nepal-Tibet disaster and involving Air India. He described the comments as “shameful” and called for the individuals responsible to be identified and held accountable. Shanmugam emphasized the need to remove the shield of online anonymity that allows such abuse to occur. He stated that perpetrators should be “unmasked and dealt with,” highlighting the severity of the situation. The comments targeted those involved in relief efforts and demonstrated a disturbing display of prejudice. Authorities are currently investigating the source of the online abuse. Shanmugam’s statement underscores Singapore’s stance against online hate speech and discrimination, particularly during times of crisis.