KPK Investigate Allegations Of Corruption In LPDB-KUMKM Fictitious Fund Distribution In West Java

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) said it was investigating allegations of corruption in the distribution of fictitious funds by the Cooperative, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (LPDB-KUMKM) Revolving Fund Management Agency in 2012-2013 in West Java.

Acting KPK Spokesperson for Enforcement, Ali Fikri, said that investigations were still ongoing. He did not specify who the parties were named as suspects and their actions.

"Regarding who the parties are named as suspects, we have not been able to convey a description of the criminal acts of corruption to the alleged articles that are suspected at this time," Ali said in a written statement, Monday, June 6.

Ali said official announcements regarding related parties would be explained when the KPK made forced efforts in the form of arrests or detentions.

"We will always convey the progress of this investigation to the public," he said.

He asked the public to support the current investigation. Including, providing information to the KPK.

"If you have information about the activity, you can immediately convey it to the Investigation Team or through the KPK services at the 198 call center," said Ali.

Not only that, he also asked anyone who will be summoned in this corruption allegation to cooperate. Their statement, continued Ali, is important to make clear the case being handled.

"For those who are called as witnesses by the KPK, we urge them to be cooperative in attending to the summons," he concluded.