Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed a Johor state executive councillor to investigate financial discrepancies concerning revenue allocation during the previous administrations of Barisan Nasional (BN) and Perikatan Nasional (PN). Speaking in Tangkak, Anwar asserted that Johor may not have received its due share of federal revenue under the prior governments. He specifically tasked the councillor with seeking clarification and documentation from the former federal authorities to substantiate or refute these claims. This directive follows concerns raised about potential underfunding of the state and aims to ensure financial transparency and accountability. The move signals a commitment to reviewing past financial dealings and potentially reclaiming funds owed to Johor. Anwar’s call for investigation underscores the new administration’s focus on fiscal responsibility and equitable distribution of resources.