The coming GE13 is used by former private investigator, P Balasubramaniam (Bala) as his main backup to return to Malaysia after being called back by Pakatan Rakyat leader to assist them in the coming election.

The content of the campaign should revolve around the murder case of Mongolian model, Altantuya Shariibu, Razak Baginda’s secret lover where PR tried to link the murder with Prime Minister, Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Bala’s return was not free, PR had something to offer Bala after he fled to India a few years ago, including all of his cost of living where he gained all financial help from the opposition.

As soon as he arrived at KLIA, he was welcomed by about 50 PKR leaders and supporters, the first thing he did was stating that his first statutory declaration (SD) was true while his second SD was false.

Both the SDs are different, but it came from the same person, who would still want to believe the credibility of Bala in this case?

Besides that, rakyat knew that one of the main reasons which caused Altantuya to rush over to Razak Baginda that it then caused a fight between them, was caused by the money which was asked by Altantuya which she did not receive.

Bala obviously still remember his meeting with Razak Baginda at Hotel Malaya before Altantuya came over to Razak’s house, where during the meeting, Razak gave RM50,000 to Bala to be given to Altantuya.

Where is the money now? If it is given to Altantuya like what Bala was told to do, the Mongolian surely would not have travelled to Malaysia to look for Razak Baginda.

However, the money did not find its rightful owner because Bala ended up stealing and hiding the money away from Altantuya, which then led to the fight between Razak Baginda and Altantuya.

From there, Azilah and Sirul somewhat misunderstood Razak’s orders, then led to Altantuya’s murder. If Bala was honest, Altantuya might have not even ran amok at Razak’s house and this case might not have even happened.

RM50,000 may sound small for us, but to others, it is a huge number. That is why Bala decided to steal the money, little that he know that the money cost a life.

Now Bala is back, not to clear the air. Instead, he came to get all the money from PR to twist the truth, for the sake of PR’s political interest.

The coming GE13 is used by former private investigator, P Balasubramaniam (Bala) as his main backup to return to Malaysia after being called back by Pakatan Rakyat leader to assist them in the coming election.

The content of the campaign should revolve around the murder case of Mongolian model, Altantuya Shariibu, Razak Baginda’s secret lover where PR tried to link the murder with Prime Minister, Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Bala’s return was not free, PR had something to offer Bala after he fled to India a few years ago, including all of his cost of living where he gained all financial help from the opposition.

As soon as he arrived at KLIA, he was welcomed by about 50 PKR leaders and supporters, the first thing he did was stating that his first statutory declaration (SD) was true while his second SD was false.

Both the SDs are different, but it came from the same person, who would still want to believe the credibility of Bala in this case?

Besides that, rakyat knew that one of the main reasons which caused Altantuya to rush over to Razak Baginda that it then caused a fight between them, was caused by the money which was asked by Altantuya which she did not receive.

Bala obviously still remember his meeting with Razak Baginda at Hotel Malaya before Altantuya came over to Razak’s house, where during the meeting, Razak gave RM50,000 to Bala to be given to Altantuya.

Where is the money now? If it is given to Altantuya like what Bala was told to do, the Mongolian surely would not have travelled to Malaysia to look for Razak Baginda.

However, the money did not find its rightful owner because Bala ended up stealing and hiding the money away from Altantuya, which then led to the fight between Razak Baginda and Altantuya.

From there, Azilah and Sirul somewhat misunderstood Razak’s orders, then led to Altantuya’s murder. If Bala was honest, Altantuya might have not even ran amok at Razak’s house and this case might not have even happened.

RM50,000 may sound small for us, but to others, it is a huge number. That is why Bala decided to steal the money, little that he know that the money cost a life.

Now Bala is back, not to clear the air. Instead, he came to get all the money from PR to twist the truth, for the sake of PR’s political interest.