Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has said that they have not decided to investigate the case which alleges that 4.2 million Euros were deposited to the bank account of President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, as of yet.

Vice President of ACC, Aiminath Minna revealed to 'One Online' that the commission had decided to further research into the case today. However, a decision is yet to be reached on investigating the case.

However, the person who had submitted the case to the ACC confirmed to 'One Online' about receiving a message, which revealed that the ACC had decided to investigate the case. Minna later assured that the commission will look into the alleged message.

A report of alleged 4.2 million Euros being deposited into a bank account of President Solih in Malaysia was submitted to the ACC on the 6th of August. The case was registered at the ACC on the same day.

The person who submitted the case had previously said that they had obtained documents which confirm the deposit of 4.2 million euros. They added that the case was submitted to the ACC to establish the credibility of said documents.

While ACC looks into a case of large sums being deposited into an account of the President, the President's Office refuted all allegations.

Communications Secretary at the President's Office, Hassan Ismail had previously said that the President does not have a bank account in Malaysia. He also added that there were no base to the corruption allegations on the President.