PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim today said he would disclose all the "proof" that he has - regarding former finance minister Daim Zainuddin's alleged abuse of position to amass wealth - to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), if called.

Daim's alleged business interests has once again come under scrutiny - with even government-friendly media carrying reports about him - following Daim’s recent criticisms of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's policies.

Anwar added that he would be willing to cooperate if the MACC decides to probe Daim.

"If they call me, of course I will cooperate. In fact, I have solid evidence," he stressed.

 
Anwar ( left ) has previously claimed to possess information about Daim's wealth.
 
Daim himself had welcomed a MACC investigation after acknowledging the mainstream media had been used to attack him.
 
"We hope the investigation is thorough and does not spare anyone," Anwar said of possible probes.