An NGO in Malaysia has accused individuals of receiving RM50 million (approximately $10.6 million USD) to facilitate the transfer of elephants to Japan, alleging the funds were not properly accounted for within government revenue. Rajesh Nagarajan, a lawyer and leader of the NGO, has publicly stated his concerns regarding the payments and is calling for an investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). He claims the money bypassed official government channels. The NGO has not released specific details regarding who received the funds or the exact nature of the elephant transfer arrangements. The allegations center around potential corruption linked to the export of these animals. The MACC has not yet publicly commented on whether it will launch an investigation. This case raises questions about transparency and accountability in wildlife trade and export procedures within Malaysia.