Getting their money back may, or may not, be a game changer


PETALING JAYA: While Bersatu sees a ray of light now that the court has allowed it to challenge the freezing of its bank accounts, political analysts have different readings whether this will be a game changer in the coming six state elections.

Dr Oh Ei Sun, a senior fellow at the Singapore Institute of International Affairs, said that if Bersatu manages to unfreeze the party’s accounts, it would become a game changer.

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