Chief Executive CY Leung challenged to lie detector test on illegal structures
Lew Mon-hung turned his back on the man he once supported as the city's leader in an interview with iSun Affairs magazine published last week.
A CPPCC member has threatened to jump off the Two IFC tower if Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying passes a lie detector test over illegal structures.
Lew Mon-hung turned his back on the man he once supported as the city's leader in an interview with iSun Affairs magazine published last week.
He said Leung lied over his handling of illegal structures at his Peak home and considered the pan-democrats "enemies".
He also accused Leung of breaking a promise to appoint him to the Executive Council, or recommend him for membership of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Standing Committee.
Challenging the chief executive to the polygraph test, Lew said yesterday: "What I told the magazine about Leung is absolutely true.
"If I cannot pass the polygraph test, I will jump to my death from Two IFC. If Leung fails, all he needs to do is to apologise to the people of Hong Kong."
At 420 metres high, the Two IFC building is the second-tallest in Hong Kong.