ACTIVIST and Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia leader Badrul Hisham Shaharin has reiterated that he has submitted all evidence in his possession concerning alleged corruption involving personnel from the Royal Malaysian Air Force to enforcement authorities.
Badrul, widely known as Chegubard, said both the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and the police were given full access to the documents two weeks ago, contradicting remarks by MACC Chief Commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki.
Azam had earlier said Badrul only provided investigators with a link to one of his Facebook posts, adding that the material could not be treated as evidence because the document was incomplete and contained redactions.
He also said no physical or digital copy of the alleged ledger had been handed over.
Responding to those remarks, Badrul said he would personally deliver a copy of the ledger to the MACC headquarters today.
“This is to ensure there is no issue later about whether the documents were received or not,” New Straits Times reported him saying.
He stressed that his actions were meant to assist ongoing investigations and to ensure enforcement agencies acted on the allegations he had raised.
Badrul also maintained that the information he disclosed publicly earlier represented only a portion of what he possessed, with the complete set of documents reserved for investigators.
The alleged ledger is said to contain details of payments and expenditures involving RMAF personnel, including monthly allowances as well as funding for personal and overseas expenses. - January 25, 2026
