MACC denies it received orders not to investigate a share purchase case involving PM's former political secretary


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has firmly denied allegations that it received instructions from any parties to refrain from investigating an individual involved in a company's share purchase.

In a statement issued on Friday (Sept 27), MACC clarified that recent news reports by local and international portals suggesting such interference are inaccurate and non-credible.

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