Pokok Sena MP Mahfuz Omar today proposed that the investigation papers into the RM2.6 billion and SRC International cases be tabled in Parliament.
This is after a stalemate as attorney-general Mohamed Apandi Ali refused the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to prosecute on the case.
"If the attorney-general's claim that both of the investigation papers have no case and they should be closed, I challenge the prime minister and attorney-general to table both investigation papers in the Parliament sitting that will begin on March 7," he said.
Mahfuz said such a move would effectively make the investigation papers public documents.
"There are no laws that prevent the prime minister and attorney-general from doing so," said the PAS lawmaker.
The MACC was investigating the deposits of RM42 million from state-owned SRC International and US$681 million (RM2.6 billion) into the personal bank accounts of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
Najib had denied wrongdoing and the attorney-general also cleared him but the MACC is appealing the decision not to prosecute.
The MACC, in a statement on Wednesday, said it was advised by its Operations Review Panel to resubmit the SRC International investigation papers to the attorney-general.
The commission said it was also advised to ask the attorney-general to invoke the Mutual Legal Assistance to obtain overseas banking information on the RM2.6 billion. -Mkini
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