Kejari Bireuen Tunggu Hasil Audit Kerugian Negara Dugaan Korupsi BPRS

Kajari Bireuen Munawal Hadi. BETWEEN/M Haris SA

Investigators from the Bireuen District Attorney's Office, Aceh Province, are still waiting for an audit of state losses in the alleged corruption case of the Bireuen Regency Government's capital investment in the Sharia People's Credit Bank (BPRS) of Juang City.

Kepala Kejari Bireuen Munawal Hadi mengatakan penyidik belum menetapkan siapa saja tersangkanya karena masih menunggu audit kerugian negara oleh Inspektorat Aceh.

"Investigators are still waiting for the results of the calculation of state losses. The auditor team is still waiting for the calculation of losses and it is hoped that it will be completed soon. If the state loss has been obtained, investigators will immediately determine who the suspects are," Munawal Hadi said as quoted by ANTARA, Wednesday, September 27.

In addition to waiting for the results of the calculation of state losses, he said, investigators continue to work to examine witnesses and look for additional evidence so as to strengthen the existence of corruption during the trial.

Previously, the Bireuen Regency Government allocated funds for capital participation at the Juang City BPRS in the 2019 budget year amounting to IDR 1 billion and the 2021 budget year amounting to IDR 500 million.

Based on the results of the investigation and investigation, said Munawal, it is suspected that there was a game from the beginning to the implementation of capital participation in the bank so that it should be suspected that it caused state losses.

"In addition, it was found in the administrative inclusion process. Where there should be some letters that must be fulfilled, but these conditions have never been met," he said.

According to Munawal Hadi, the conditions that were not met ranged from the compiler to the implementation of the budget. In the implementation of the budget by BPRS, it does not apply the principle of prudence, such as financing which causes the bank to suffer losses.

"The regional government's capital participation fund is state money that should be managed with the precautionary principle. In its management, investigators find that the state money is intended not according to the mechanism," said Munawal Hadi.