Malaysian Lawmaker Alleges Anti-Graft Chief's Significant Shareholdings

A Malaysian lawmaker has claimed that an investigation into the shareholdings of the country's anti-corruption chief, Azam Baki, revealed ownership of shares valued at 14 million ringgit in nine companies. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the potential implications of these findings on the integrity of the anti-graft agency. The allegations have sparked discussions about transparency and accountability within the agency. Further details on the investigation's progress and potential outcomes remain awaited.