THE Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has asked the public to be patient while waiting for the evidence process related to the alleged acceptance of gratuities involving the General Chairperson of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI), Kaesang Pangarep, who is also the youngest son of President Joko Widodo.
KPK spokesperson Tessa Mahardika, in her statement on Saturday (14/9), explained that handling of the alleged gratification against Kaesang has now been focused on the Directorate of Public Complaints Service Reception (PLPM).
“The alleged gratification of Mr. K has been focused on the handling process at the PLPM Directorate regarding the report received,” said Tessa.
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According to Tessa, the process is confidential so the KPK cannot access further details about who was summoned for questioning. “I was not given access to information because it is confidential. So I don’t know who was summoned, when, what the material is and so on. So we just wait for the process,” she said.
Tessa added that the KPK’s Gratification Directorate has submitted all the collected materials to the PLPM Directorate, which is currently handling the report. Kaesang and Bobby Nasution, President Joko Widodo’s son-in-law, can clarify the alleged gratification through the KPK website.
The report against Kaesang was submitted by the Coordinator of the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Society (MAKI), Boyamin Saiman, and a lecturer at the Jakarta State University (UNJ), Ubaidilah Badrun, on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. They reported Kaesang on suspicion of criminal acts of corruption related to receiving gratuities in the form of private jet facilities.
The Corruption Eradication Committee also mentioned that there was a report in the name of Bobby Nasution, but did not reveal the identity of the reporter.
Previously, a video emerged showing Kaesang Pangarep and his wife, Erina Gudono, using a private jet type Gulfstream G650 with flight number N588SE on a trip to the United States. While public attention was still focused on the private jet, a photo also emerged of the President’s son-in-law, Bobby Nasution, and his wife Kahiyang using a private jet. The photo was taken at the former Polonia Airport in Medan which now functions as Soewondo Air Force Base. (Z-8)
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– What is the current status of the investigation into Kaesang Pangarep’s alleged graft case?
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- 1 – What is the current status of the investigation into Kaesang Pangarep’s alleged graft case?
- 2 Necessary materials to the PLPM to support the ongoing investigation into the graft case involving Kaesang Pangarep. “We are committed to conducting a thorough and impartial investigation,” she stated.
Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission Requests Patience in Kaesang Pangarep’s Graft Case
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) of Indonesia has urged the public to remain patient while awaiting the outcome of the evidence process related to the alleged acceptance of gratuities involving Kaesang Pangarep, the General Chairperson of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) and the youngest son of President Joko Widodo.
In a statement released on Saturday, September 14, KPK spokesperson Tessa Mahardika explained that the handling of the alleged gratification against Kaesang is currently being focused on the Directorate of Public Complaints Service Reception (PLPM). “The alleged gratification of Mr. K has been focused on the handling process at the PLPM Directorate regarding the report received,” said Tessa.
Confidentiality Surrounds the Investigation
Tessa emphasized that the process is confidential, which means that the KPK cannot disclose further details about who was summoned for questioning. “I was not given access to information because it is confidential. So I don’t know who was summoned, when, what the material is and so on. So we just wait for the process,” she said.
KPK’s Gratification Directorate Submits Materials to PLPM
Tessa added that the KPK’s Gratification Directorate has submitted all the collected materials to the PLPM Directorate, which is currently handling the report. Kaesang Pangarep and Bobby Nasution, President Joko Widodo’s son-in-law, can clarify the alleged gratification through the KPK website.
Background of the Case
The report against Kaesang Pangarep was submitted by the Coordinator of the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Society (MAKI), Boyamin Saiman, and a lecturer at the Jakarta State University (UNJ), Ubaidilah Badrun, on Wednesday, August 28, 2024. They reported Kaesang on suspicion of criminal acts of corruption related to receiving gratuities in the form of private jet facilities.
KPK’s Commitment to Handling Corruption Cases
The Corruption Eradication Commission has consistently demonstrated its commitment to handling corruption cases in a fair and transparent manner. The agency’s spokesperson, Tessa Mahardika, has assured the public that the KPK is working diligently to investigate the alleged gratification case involving Kaesang Pangarep.
Importance of Public Trust in Corruption Eradication Efforts
The public’s trust in corruption eradication efforts is crucial in maintaining a clean and accountable government. The KPK’s request for patience in the Kaesang Pangarep case highlights the importance of allowing the due process to take its course. By doing so, the public can have confidence that the agency is committed to uncovering the truth and upholding the law, regardless of the individual involved.
Conclusion
The Corruption Eradication Commission’s request for patience in the Kaesang Pangarep case is a testament to the agency’s commitment to fairness, transparency, and accountability. As the public waits for the outcome of the evidence process, it is essential to remember the importance of public trust in corruption eradication efforts. By supporting the KPK’s efforts, Indonesia can move closer to achieving a cleaner and more accountable government.
Keywords: Corruption Eradication Commission, Kaesang Pangarep, Gratification, President Joko Widodo, Indonesian Solidarity Party, KPK, Tessa Mahardika, PLPM Directorate, Confidentiality, Investigation, Transparency, Accountability, Public Trust.
Necessary materials to the PLPM to support the ongoing investigation into the graft case involving Kaesang Pangarep. “We are committed to conducting a thorough and impartial investigation,” she stated.
Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission Requests Patience in Kaesang Pangarep’s Graft Case
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) of Indonesia has urged the public to remain patient while awaiting the outcome of the evidence process related to the alleged acceptance of gratuities involving Kaesang Pangarep, the General Chairperson of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) and the youngest son of President Joko Widodo.
In a statement released on Saturday, September 14, KPK spokesperson Tessa Mahardika explained that the handling of the alleged gratification against Kaesang is currently being focused on the Directorate of Public Complaints Service Reception (PLPM). “The alleged gratification of Mr. K has been focused on the handling process at the PLPM Directorate regarding the report received,” said Tessa.
Confidentiality Surrounds the Investigation
Tessa emphasized that the process is confidential, which means that the KPK cannot disclose further details about who was summoned for questioning. “I was not given access to information because it is confidential. So I don’t know who was summoned, when, what the material is and so on. So we just wait for the process,” she said.
KPK’s Gratification Directorate Submits Materials to PLPM
Tessa added that the KPK’s Gratification Directorate has submitted all
