Malaysia’s minister urges the police chief to provide an update on investigations into allegations that a “network of businessmen,” dubbed a “corporate mafia,” colluded with officials from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to oust executives. The government has instructed law enforcement agencies, including MACC, to examine the claims. According to police, investigators have not found evidence linking MACC officials to the allegations so far. The minister’s request for clarification centers on the status of the inquiry, including whether the investigation is ongoing and what evidence has been gathered to support or refute the claims. The allegations involve alleged coordination aimed at removing business leaders, with anti-corruption officials portrayed as part of the scheme. While the probe is underway under government direction, the police position reported in the coverage indicates no current findings of MACC involvement. Further updates are expected as investigators continue their checks and determine whether any evidence emerges to substantiate the allegations or refine the scope of the inquiry.