In a post on X, Rodziah dismissed the video as “malicious” and invited the public to check her parliamentary office bank account.

“Clearly malicious intent … my account can be checked by anyone, especially Ampang voters. You can ask the implementation coordination unit. I welcome it,” she said.

The unidentified narrator in the video urged Rodziah to check her parliamentary office’s bank account in relation to allegations that also claimed the CEO served as a coordinating manager for the Ampang parliamentary office.

Separately, PKR secretary-general Fuziah Salleh reiterated that the party would not interfere with ongoing investigations.

“PKR upholds the rule of law and will leave it to the authorities to carry out their duties. We will not compromise with any form of misconduct if proven,” she told FMT.

Yesterday, it was reported that the CEO of a statutory body had been remanded for five days until April 18 to assist in investigations into a RM1 million bribery case.

According to a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) source, the remand order was issued by magistrate Ezrene Zakaria at the Putrajaya magistrates’ court following an application yesterday.

The CEO, in his 40s, was arrested at about 7.20pm on Monday at a shopping mall in Bukit Jalil, shortly after allegedly receiving RM100,000 from a contractor.

MACC believes the payment is part of a bribe linked to the approval of claims for a RM7 million squash court complex project. The agency is also looking into whether the CEO had received an earlier upfront payment of RM500,000 prior to Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Separately, youth and sports minister Dr Taufiq Johari said his ministry would leave it to the authorities to conduct a holistic investigation.

“We are ready to offer our cooperation if necessary,” said Taufiq, who is also from PKR.