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P.I. Balasubramaniam’s First and Statutory Declarations

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HERE IS THE LAST PART OF A LETTER PUBLISHED BY MALAYSIA CHRONICLE.

Malaysia Chronicle

Saturday, 30 March 2013 14:05

INCREDIBLE BN SPIN ON ALTANTUYA: Not Najib or Rosmah but AMBIGA, CHINESE TO BLAME!

Written by  MAILBAG

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A FOOTNOTE TO DANGER

What many of the commentators in places like Malaysia who have only recently discovered the very dark murky world of espionage and international arms deals must realise is that in the business of defence procurement there are no friends, no right, nor wrong. There are simply interests that need to be protected at all costs. And the Altantuya’s of this world are volunteers who become dispensable commodities in pursuit of something larger and more sinister.

This week saw the demise of a multi billionaire Russian Oligarch Boris Berezovsky living under the protection of Britain’s MI5 and the watchful eye of the Mossad. Like Shapur Bakhtiar the former Iranian Prime Minister murdered whilst living in Exile under the protection of the French government, his death too reveals a more sinister and dangerous side to this business.

Ambiga, Anwar and their cohorts in the Malaysian Bar and its opposition political parties seeking the violent overthrow of democratic governments are known to have have received money from the likes of Berezovski in London channeled via more legitimate groups like “NGO’s”.

Berezovski funded the so called “Orange Revolution’ in the Ukraine which failed dismally leading to the arrest and long term imprisonment of their leaders including the short term Prime Minister at the helm of the revolution. It carried the same brand of fireworks and rhetoric of Ambiga and Bersih and their allies. They borrowed these from the Berezovski inspired and financed camps, from the other shadowy groups like  civil societies, the NED and the Malaysian expatriate communities in the UK.

Berezovsky felt invincible like Shapur Bakhtia, the Ambigas and Altantuyas of this world. Each of them believed or believe they had  powerful “friends” in high places and were likewise invincible and out of reach off domestic law. On the basis of this false premise each of them took liberties against the longer term interests of their handlers. In this case the French , the British, the Americans.

What each of them failed to take into account is that right throughout history, in such situations when the utility of each of these pawns had diminished all of them without exception found themselves unprotected without friends and in untenable situations leaving them to fend for themselves facing the most horrible ends.

Jean Marie Badeaux and David Mclaren

MAILBAG

(Malaysia Chronicle received this in the email and decided to run it in good faith for readers to gauge its veracity for themselves)

Click on the link for the whole letter!

http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=77311:incredible-bn-spin-on-altantuya-not

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Those interested in donating to Balasubramaniam’s family may bank in their money to Santamil Selvi’s Public Bank account at: 4866 0747 04 or contact either Americk or Loh.

Free Malaysia Today

Future dim for PI Bala’s family

With Balasubramaniam’s death, his wife and three children are now in dire financial state.

…as the shock wears off and Malaysians move on, his family is left picking up the pieces of a shattered life – a life already strained five years ago, when Balasubramaniam’s declarations regarding the prime minister forced his family to flee the country.

Now, with Balasubramaniam dead, his wife, A Santamil Selvi, and three teenaged children are stranded in Malaysia with diminishing funds and a rapidly dimming future.

Funeral expenses, education fees and mortgages are weighing heavily on the widow’s mind, who is currently homebound in accordance with Hindu tradition.
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In a bid to keep the bereaved family afloat, Loh is now initiating a fund-raising campaign and is appealing to the public to donate any money they can spare for the widowed Santamil Selvi and her fatherless children.

“The priority is for Bala’s children to be given the opportunity to finish their education, and to ensure that someone who sacrificed all he had for the nation, would not have his family left in poverty,” said Loh.
Balasubramaniam’s lawyer, Americk Singh Sidhu, said the funds would immediately be used to help Santamil Selvi and her children return to India, where they had been residing for the past five years.

“His children must go back to India as they have been schooling there for five years. It would be too difficult for them to adapt to the school system here, especially after all the trauma they recently went through,” said Americk.

“The funds will also go towards basic requirements such as food, clothes, mortgage, education… Monthly expenditure can easily reach up to RM15,000,” he added.

Future dim for PI Bala’s family

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Free Malaysia Today

Final rites for PI Bala

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Published on Mar 16, 2013

“I’ve been communicating with Dr Shariibuu in regards to Bala’s death, he was upset as he was planning to pay him a visit in order to help Bala reveal the truth behind his daughter’s murder,” Kelana Jaya MP Loh Goh Burne said.

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Related report: relathttp://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/cate…

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P.I. Bala’s funeral: photos

The young sons of former private investigator, P. Balasubramaniam, perform the last rites for their father, before he was cremated March 16, 2013. – Picture by Choo Choy May.

R. Sivarasa and Datuk Zaid Ibrahim paying their last respects at P. Balasubramaniam’s funeral March 16, 2013. – Picture by Choo Choy May.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/pi-bala-to-be-cremated-today-says-sivarasa/

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Free Malaysia Today

Family performs final rites for PI Bala

A distraught wife Sentamilselvi and her three children perform the last rites for the private investigator who died of heart attack yesterday

RAWANG: More than hundred people turned up to pay their respects to P Balasubramaniam, better known as PI Bala, at his home in Taman Pelangi, here this afternoon.

The last rites for the private investigator, who died from a heart attack yesterday, began at noon and the cortege left for the Cheras crematorium at about 1.30pm.

Bala leaves behind a wife Sentamilselvi, 43, and three children Kishen, 16, Menaga, 14 and Rishi, 11. A distraught Sentamilselvi, 43 fainted when the cortege left his home.

Family performs final rites for PI Bala

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PI Bala Passes Away

Malaysiakini

A post mortem last night has confirmed that private investigator P Balasubramaniam had died of a heart attack.

After the post mortem at Sungai Buloh Hospital, Bala’s remains were brought back to his family home in Rawang at 11.40 last night, said Bala’s friend Raja Pillay.

He added that his remains will be cremated at the Cheras Crematorium at 2pm today.

PI Bala post mortem confirms heart attack

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Free Malaysia Today

Balasubramaniam’s remains have been taken to the hospital again for a post-mortem. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon

PI Bala passes away, funeral tomorrow

Private investigator P Balasubramaniam, who rocked the nation which his statutory declarations on the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, has passed away.
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Black magic?

Only on Tuesday, Bala told FMT that he would rest for at least a month following his mild heart attack last week, putting the breaks on the opposition’s plans for his nationwide ceramah before the 13th general election.

He had said he may still have to undergo major heart surgery, saying that he would have to return to the hospital today (Friday).

“It was a sudden, mild attack, and the doctors told me that three of my vessels are blocked, so I may have to go for a major operation. This Friday, the doctors will redo the tests on me and decide whether I have to undergo heart operation or just a stenting,” Balasubramaniam had said then.

Balasubramaniam had also denied that he was suffering from heart problems due to black magic as claimed by PKR leader Badrul Hisham Shaharin.

“I don’t believe in [black magic]. I believe in God only, and I know God is with me, that’s why I am able to get treatment, and that’s why I didn’t collapse when I first felt the symptoms while giving a ceramah in Kelantan,” he had said.

Since his return to Malaysia, he had been involved in PKR roadshows to implicate Najib with Altantuya

PI Bala passes away, funeral tomorrow

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Malaysiakini

The sudden demise of P Balasubramaniam will not affect the debating of a motion at the Bar Council’s annual general meeting (AGM) tomorrow over the mystery surrounding his second statutory declaration (SD).

The motion for the Bar at the AGM is to establish an Independent Investigation Committee to urgently inquire into the facts and circumstances relating to the preparation and execution of the second SD.

The motion was proposed by Wan Hidayati Nadirah Wan Ahmad Nasir and seconded by 13 other lawyers last Friday.

Bala’s passing won’t affect debates on probing lawyer

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Malaysian Insider

Court to hear ex-cops’ appeal over Altantuya murder

March 15, 2013

PUTRAJAYA, March 15 — The Court of Appeal will convene for three days, beginning June 10, to hear an appeal by two former police Special Action Unit personnel in connection with the murder of a Mongolian woman, Altantuya Shaariibuu in 2006.

Lawyer Kitson Foong, representing former corporal Sirul Azhar Umar, said Court of Appeal deputy registrar Darmafikri Abu Adam had informed the prosecution and defence in the case that Court of Appeal president Tan Sri Md Raus Sharif had given instructions that the appeal be heard on June 10 until June 12.

He said, since the hearing dates fell within the court vacation period, a special panel would be convened to hear the appeal.

He also told reporters that both the prosecution and defence were required to file their written submissions, two weeks before June 10.

Court to hear ex-cops’ appeal over Altantuya murder

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News of P.I. Bala’s death brings shock to many

Harakahdaily,

15 March 2013

Shock greets P.I. Bala’s death

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Malaysian Insider

Family arranging post-mortem for PI Bala, no suspicion of foul play

BY SYED JAYMAL ZAHIID
March 15, 2013

SUNGAI BULOH, March 15 — P Balasubramaniam’s family is arranging for a post-mortem to be conducted although there is no suspicion of foul play in the death of the private investigator weeks after he returned home vowing to expose the truth behind Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu’s murder in 2006.

At press time, family members were arranging for the body to be transported from the family home in Rawang to the Sungai Buloh Hospital here, where lawyer R Sivarasa has arranged for an autopsy to be held.

Family arranging post-mortem for PI Bala, no suspicion of foul play

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Sundaily

Subang Member of Parliament R. Sivarasa, a member of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) central leadership council, tweeted, “Bala’s family clarified that he passed away in the clinic in Rawang where he sought treatment.”

“Now at Sg. Buloh hospital making arrangement for Bala’s family’s request for post mortem to be done,” Sivarasa said in his most recent tweet.

PI Bala dies of heart attack

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How many people – man or woman, young or old – would dare stand up against an entire and entrenched political system, daring to reveal how it may have been that Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor were involved in a murder most foul.

Malaysia Chronicle

Friday, 15 March 2013 15:45

IN SHOCK over P.I. Bala’s death: The fight for justice will GO ON!

Written by  Wong Choon Mei, Malaysia Chronicle

UPDATE2 KUALA LUMPUR – The man who gave the nation its first inkling that not all was right in the government’s investigation of the controversial Altantuya Shaariibuu murder case has died at age 53.

Private investigator P Balasubramaniam, a former member of the Malaysian police force, died on Friday of a heart attack a week after returning home from hospital, where he had gone to seek treatment.

“His body has been taken to the Sungai Buloh hospital,” Americk Sidhu, the lawyer who drafted Bala’s astonishing first statutory declaration, confirmed.

“It was very unexpected. I’m devastated. I think he’s probably one of the best Malaysians we had,” Malaysian Insider reported Americk as saying.
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Deepak Jaikishan, who had allegedly funded Bala’s stay in Chennai where Bala and his family had fled to in the wake of the damning SD against Najib, was in shock.

“Please send my deepest condolences to Bala’s family,” was all that the usually chatty Deepak would say when contacted by Malaysia Chronicle.

IN SHOCK over P.I. Bala’s death: The fight for justice will GO ON!

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Malaysiakini

Private investigator P Balasubramaniam passed away in Rawang this afternoon, apparently from a heart attack.

He checked out of the Sime Darby Medical Centre on Tuesday, but suffered breathing difficulties when having lunch at his home in Rawang about 1.40pm.

“After a medical check-up in Subang Jaya (this morning), Bala came back like normal. Then after lunch, he had something like hiccups, and then he collapsed.

“We rushed him to a clinic, the ambulance came, but the doctors said he had passed way,” said Bala’s friend Ganeson Suppiah, who added that he was with Bala at that time.

Ganeson said the doctors said Bala was already dead by the time he was taken to the clinic, and efforts to resuscitate him proved futile.

PI Bala passes away in Rawang

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Malaysiakini

COMMENT Allow me to start from the very beginning. This is a long story, so please bear with me.

M Puravalen, (or Valen, as he is known to his colleagues), and I studied law together, at the Inns of Court, London, in 1980-81.

I have had a long and close relationship with Valen for the past 33 years. He has done nothing in that period of time that would make me suspect he was anything but a forthright and credible member of the legal profession.

I was introduced to former private investigator P Balasubramaniam or PI Bala (left) and ASP Suresh by Valen at a restaurant (Fogles, to be precise) at Plaza Damas in Sri Hartamas sometime in April 2008. It was a chance meeting. There were others present, and they can confirm this.
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I pause to point out at this stage that neither myself, nor Bala, had had any communication whatsoever with Anwar Ibrahim. Anwar did not even feature in the equation. The entire purpose of this exercise was to ensure justice for the murdered Mongolian girl and her family. There was no political angle involved.
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I wish to reiterate that no one had offered Bala or me any money to do this. If they had, I would have jettisoned the whole exercise immediately and distanced myself from it in no uncertain terms. I believed what Bala had told me, for the details and coincidences involved could not possibly have been concocted.

I am sure Valen will be confirming this independently, that he did not receive any money from any party or person for his involvement and neither was he instructed to pay Bala anything, contrary to what has been alleged in RPK’s latest article.

Sounds intriguing? Read the rest in:

The truth about PI Bala’s first SD

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Free Malaysia Today

Americk defends Anwar, PI Bala

He says his client is being slandered by “armchair eunuchs”.

PETALING JAYA: Private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s lawyer has denied that Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim promised to pay his client for the statutory declaration that he affirmed on July 1, 2008, which alleged the involvement of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak in the murder of Mongolian beauty Altantuya Shaariibu.

Responding to a recent article by blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin, Americk Siddhu said his client did receive money for affirming a statutory declaration, but the paymaster was businessman Deepak Jaikishan and the declaration was one that came on July 4, 2008, contradicting the earlier one.

“Balasubramaniam has sacrificed a lot and yet he is being slandered by a bunch of armchair eunuchs who have nothing better to do than to pour scorn on his efforts to pursue what is right,” said Americk.

Americk defends Anwar, PI Bala

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Free Malaysia Today

Bar AGM to discuss Bala’s SD2

If passed, the motion will allow the Bar to establish an independent panel to probe the facts and circumstances related to the preparation and execution of the SD.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Bar is to discuss the possibility of establishing an independent investigation committee to probe private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s second statutory declaration (SD) this Saturday.

The motion, tabled by Wan Hidayati Nadirah Wan Ahmad Nasir and seconded by 12 other lawyers, will be debated at the Bar’s 67th AGM at the Renaissance Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

Bar AGM to discuss Bala’s SD2

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Malaysiakini

EXCLUSIVE Divine intervention and a guardian spirit saved him from a close brush with death.

So believes former private investigator P Balasubramaniam, who was on March 3 warded in the cardiac unit of a private hospital in Selangor after being diagnosed with clogged coronary vessels.

Balasubramaniam, 53, believes he could have died from a heart attack at any time after leaving India to return home last month to campaign for opposition coalition Pakatan Rakyat, or during the many speaking engagements scheduled for him.

Better known as PI Bala, he is strong in his faith that “the man upstairs” and the spirit of the murdered Mongolian woman still needed him to continue with his crusade.

“Every year, on Oct 19, I pray for her. I hope one day justice will be done,” Bala told Malaysiakini in an exclusive interview on Monday.

His battle, he said, was not only for the murdered Mongolian but also for the “scapegoats” blamed for the crime.

‘Altantuya doesn’t want me to die yet’

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Free Malaysia Today

PI Bala to take a break after heart attack

The private investigator will resume his ceramah and campaign after concentrating on his health for at least a month.

PETALING JAYA: Private investigator P Balasubramaniam said today he would rest for at least a month following last week’s mild heart attack, putting the breaks on the opposition’s plans for his nationwide ceramah before the 13th general election.

Balasubramaniam told FMT he has been warded at the Sime Darby Medical Centre, Subang Jaya, since March 5, and will be discharged today.

However, he said he may still have to undergo major heart surgery.

“It was a sudden, mild attack, and the doctors told me that three of my vessels are blocked, so I may have to go for a major operation. This Friday the doctors will redo the tests on me and decide whether I have to undergo heart operation or just a stenting,” Balasubramaniam said today.

(A stenting is a procedure whereby a tiny tube is placed into an artery to hold it open.)

“Now they are allowing me to go back, do some exercise, they have given me some medicine. So for the time being, I am going to concentrate on my health, for at least a month. After that I will go back for ceramah.”

PI Bala to take a break after heart attack

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Free Malaysia Today

PI Bala: I wasn’t promised RM700,000

Raja Petra Kamarudin is writing bullshit stories, says private investigator P Balasubramaniam.

PETALING JAYA: Private investigator P Balasubramaniam swears he was not promised payment for the 2008 statutory declaration (SD) linking Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder of Altantuya Shaaribuu.

Bala said this in response to claims by blogger Raja Petra Kamarudin that Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim had personally promised the private investigator RM700,000 if he agreed to come up with the first SD by July 1, 2008.

Citing a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) source, Raja Petra had said Anwar wanted the SD to implicate Najib, who was then defence minister, so that his Sept 16 plan of becoming prime minister would succeed.

“I swear on my mother, I do not know anything about this RM700,000. All these accusations against me are bullshit,” Bala told FMT today.

PI Bala: I wasn’t promised RM700,000

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Raja Petra Tales

The first time the prominent lawyer brought Balasubramaniam to meet Anwar, Raja Petra said he was promised RM700,000.00 if he agreed to come up with the SD by July 1, 2008.

“Anwar had agreed to pay the RM700,000 through the lawyer and the payment was to be made in two stages – Part A, RM200,000, immediately and Part B, RM500,000, after the press conference.

On July 1, 2008, Balasubramaniam made the SD and proceeded to conduct the press conference on July 3, 2008, organised by Anwar and his lawyers at the PKR headquarters.

“Unfortunately for Balasubramaniam, after the press conference, the lawyer only paid him RM100,000 although he had received RM200,000 from Anwar.

“The lawyer told Balasubramaniam that Anwar had instructed for the balance to be paid after a few days. The balance of RM500,000 – the lawyer pocketed all to himself without Balasubramaniam knowing,” he added.

Free Malaysia Today

‘Anwar promised RM700,000 to PI Bala’

However, Raja Petra says the money was not paid in full and this resulted in Balasubramaniam contacting Deepak Jaikishnan.

PETALING JAYA: In his latest posting, Raja Petra Kamarudin has revealed how private investigator P Balasubramaniam was allegedly conned of the RM700,000 promised to him by Anwar Ibrahim.

Citing a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) source who quoted carpet businessman Deepak Jaikishnan’s statement to the MACC, the Malaysia Today webmaster claimed that Balasubramaniam was promised the amount in return for his first statutory declaration to implicate Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor in the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.

Anwar promised RM700,000 to PI Bala’

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Malaysian Insider

Lawyers push for answers on Bala’s second statement

BY CLARA CHOOI
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR
March 08, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 — A group of 14 lawyers have filed a motion to the Malaysian Bar calling for an Independent Investigation Committee to be set up to uncover the details surrounding former private investigator P. Balasubramaniam’s two sworn statements on the 2006 Altantuya Shaariibuu murder.

Bar Council president Lim Chee Wee confirmed with The Malaysian Insider this evening that the motion was filed yesterday, and said its contents will be debated during the Malaysian Bar’s annual general meeting this March 16.

“Yes, it must be debated. I will respond to the matter during the AGM,” the outgoing council president said.

He said the council’s probe on Balasubramaniam’s two statutory declarations (SDs) is still ongoing, but noted that businessman Deepak Jaikishan, who has admitted to knowing the lawyer who drafted the contentious second SD, had declined to help with the investigation.

“Yes, he said he will only speak with the council after March 16,” Lim said.

Lawyers push for answers on Bala’s second statement

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Siapa Arah Bunuh Altantuya? [Part 3]

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Siapa Arah Bunuh Altantuya? [Part 4]

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Siapa Arah Bunuh Altantuya? [Part 4 & 5]

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Siapa Arah Bunuh Altantuya? [Part 1]

Siapa Arah Bunuh Altantuya? [Part 2]

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P Balasubramaniam is the private investigator who claimed that Prime Minister Najib Razak was involved with murdered Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.

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Balasubramaniam’s first statutory declaration contained vivid details of his alleged interactions with several personalities leading to Altantuya’s final days.

Among other issues, he claimed that Najib was close to Altantuya.

Just one day after making the SD public, he withdrew it with a second SD, claiming that he had made the first under duress.

Following this episode, he fled the country and has since claimed that the first was true and it was the second SD that was made under duress.

PI Bala returns to hero’s welcome, swears by SD1

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EARLIER REPORTS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED

1. P. Balasubramaniam | LEADING MALAYSIAN NEOCON

2. July 5, 2008

Private Investigator P.Balasubramaniam Missing

Malaysian police said Sunday they had asked Interpol to help find a private investigator who has been reported missing since making explosive claims linking the deputy premier to a murder.

The case is linked to a political brawl between opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim and Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak, which could decide who is the next leader of Malaysia.

At a press conference Thursday organised by Anwar, private investigator Balasubramaniam Perumal released a sworn statement accusing Najib of having an affair with 28-year-old Altantuya Shaariibuu, who was murdered in 2006 and her body blown up with explosives in a remote forest.

A close friend of the deputy premier, who hired Balasubramaniam in the days before the Mongolian woman’s brutal slaying, is on trial for abetting the murder.

Balasubramaniam said he had detailed information about Najib’s relationship with Altantuya which he gave police but which was never raised at the trial, or in a police report he was asked to sign.

Najib reacted angrily, saying he had never met Altantuya and “absolutely” did not have a sexual relationship with her. He said the allegations were a fabrication “designed to tarnish my image”.
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In the next shock development, Balasubramanian retracted the allegations on Friday, saying he made them under duress.

His nephew on Saturday filed a missing person’s report, saying the investigator and his family had disappeared.

Criminal Investigation Department director Bakri Zinin said Malaysian police had enlisted the help of Interpol and authorities in neighbouring countries to help locate him.

Private Investigator P.Balasubramaniam Missing

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“Boss, look here. What was my advice to you? Police report. You should have done the police report.”

Malaysian Insider

Malaysia

PI Bala: Razak Baginda regretted refusing Altantuya US$500,000 commission

February 28, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 28 — Political analyst Abdul Razak Baginda allegedly regretted refusing paying slain Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu a US$500,000 (RM1.5 million) commission purportedly owed her for translation services in a government submarine deal, P. Balasubramaniam was reported telling a packed town hall here last night.

The former private investigator, hired by Abdul Razak to keep an eye on his one-time mistress, related the analyst saying so on November 7, 2006 while in a lift where the latter’s lawyer was also present, just half an hour before his arrest for abetting in the Mongolian’s gruesome murder.

PI Bala: Razak Baginda regretted refusing Altantuya US$500,000 commission

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He’s home and WOW, HE IS HOT!!!

Free Malaysia Today

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Malaysiakini

Malay rights group Perkasa has challenged former private investigator P Balasubramaniam, who has just returned to the country to campaign for Pakatan Rakyat, to furnish evidence to back his allegations that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak is involved in the murder of Mongolian woman Altantuya Shaariibuu.

Utusan Malaysia today reported that the NGO’s president Ibrahim Ali said that should Bala fail to do so, it shows that there is a conspiracy by a group of pro-opposition lawyers to defame Najib and the government.

Show us your proof, Perkasa urges Bala

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Malaysiakini

Following the revelations by both carpet businessman Deepak Jaikishan and private investigator P Balasubramaniam on the murder of Mongolian woman Altantuya Shaariibuu, PAS vice-president Mahfu Omar has urged the authorities to reopen the investigation on the gruesome case.

Probe PM over Deepak and Bala’s revelations, cops urged

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Malaysiakini

Carpet trader Deepak Jaikishan has urged former private investigator P Balasubramaniam to spill everything he knows about the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.

In a text-message statement to the press, Deepak said he was “very glad” with Balasubramaniam’s return hoped that he will reveal the events during the night of the murder.

“I urge Balasubramaniam to divulge the names of the people involved and why is it that only employees of [names withheld] were involved?

“And on whose orders and the main reason did they commit this heinous crime on a pregnant Mongolian woman?” he said.

Deepak said that Balasubramaniam had his full support and hoped that the Altantuya’s “real murderers” will be found guilty.

Deepak urges PI Bala to tell all

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“We have a common goal, which is that justice prevails. It’s not easy, what we are doing, as we are accusing higher authorities of committing a criminal act,” said Deepak.

Free Malaysia Today

Deepak: PI Bala and I on the same team

Deepak Jaikishan said he would approach P Balasubramaniam in the next few days over drinks to discuss the matter of the statutory declaration.

PETALING JAYA: Businessman Deepak Jaikishan today did not rule out the idea of collaborating with former private investigator P Balasubramaniam to reveal “the truth” behind the 2006 murder of Mongolian translator Altantuya Shaariibuu.

“It’s a bit too soon for me to say [if we shall collaborate], but we are definitely on the same team. We both want justice. He is a very brave man, and I pray that his endeavours are successful,” Deepak told FMT when contacted today.

He said he would approach Bala, as he is popularly known, for a chat over drinks in the next few days.

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P Balasubramaniam:
I swear on this holy book (the Bhagavad Gita) that the first SD is the truth and nothing but the truth. I’m sorry to all of you that the second SD is not true.

Malaysiakini

Former private investigator P Balasubramaniam today publicly swore that his first statutory declaration in July 2008 linking Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak to slain Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu was the truth.

Speaking to reporters after arriving at KLIA this evening, a teary-eyed Balasubramaniam held a copy of the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita and stressed that the statutory declaration (SD) he made to nullify the first document was untrue.

“I swear on this holy book that the first SD is the truth and nothing but the truth. I’m sorry to all of you that the second SD is not true,” he said.
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Balasubramaniam is now back in the country alone to campaign for Pakatan Rakyat, leaving his wife and children abroad.

Balasubramaniam said that he would be revealing more about the Altantuya murder in the coming days.

PI Bala returns to hero’s welcome, swears by SD1

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Free Malaysia Today

PI Bala: I swear first SD was the truth

The first statutory declaration linked Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shariibuu.

SEPANG Former private investigator P Balasubramaniam returned to Malaysia today and immediately declared that the first statutory declaration (SD) he made in 2008 on the murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shariibuu was the truth.

Holding up a Hindu holy book Bhagavad Gita, he swore that the allegation linking Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder contained in the first SD was a fact.

“I swear on this holy book that the first SD was the truth. But the circumstances that happened to me that night [after I produced the first SD] forced me to change.

“I m very sorry. But the truth can only be the truth. My lawyer and I sat for two months to draft the first SD,” he told reporters on arrival at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport here.

PI Bala: I swear first SD was the truth

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EXCLUSIVE: MALAYSIAKINI

PI Bala to come home for good on Sunday

EXCLUSIVE Former private investigator P Balasubramaniam, who shot to fame following his two contradictory statutory declarations linked to the murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu, is coming back to Malaysia permanently on Sunday.

In an email correspondence with Malaysiakini, Balasubramaniam said that he would also like to travel nationwide to campaign for Pakatan Rakyat in the coming general election.

“It’s official. I will be coming back to my homeland on Sunday, hopefully permanently.

“There is a need to change and I hope Pakatan rules. I hope to tour the nation to assist in the Pakatan campaign in this general election,” he said.

This was also confirmed by his lawyer, Americk Singh Sidhu, who said that a large crowd would be present to receive Balasubramaniam when he arrives on Sunday.

PI Bala to come home for good on Sunday

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Revisiting PI Bala’s statutory declarations

Here are the two statutory declarations affirmed by private eye Balasubramaniam on July 2008 on the murder of Mongolian Altantuya.

PETALING JAYA: Private investigator P Balasubramaniam’s first statutory declaration linked Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak to the murder of Mongolian Altantuya Shaariibuu.

He retracted this in his second SD which came a day later.

FMT is reproducing the two statutory declarations for those who could have missed, or had forgotten, the contents of the two SDs which remain relevant even today.

PI Bala’s first SD

PI Bala’s second SD

Revisiting PI Bala’s statutory declarations | Free Malaysia Today

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