Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) special operations division director Bahri Mohd Zin has nothing to do with the inheritance tussle in his wife Noor Haslina Abdullah's family.

His youngest sister-in law, Nor Maiza Abdullah, said this as she clarified that she was the one who lodged the report that resulted in the MACC raid on the home of her sister-in-law, Noraihan Che Ali.

"I am the one who lodged the MACC report in Kelantan. Not Noor Haslina," Nor Maiza said at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur today.

Noraihan was married to the late Muhamad Zamly Abdullah, the elder brother of Bahri's wife, Noor Haslina.

On Jan 20 this year, Noraihan claimed that Bahri had abused his powers and instructed a team from his division to raid her house in January last year, when he was still the special operations division director at MACC.

Noraihan, the director of Kolej Islam Sains dan Teknologi (Kist), which was previously owned by her late husband, had claimed that documents related to her college and other businesses were confiscated.

Muhamad Zamly passed away in September 2015, leaving behind assets worth RM100 million and debts amounting to RM85 million, according to Noraihan.