Examining 3 Suspects, KPK Explores Munjul Land Price Negotiations
JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is investigating three suspects in the alleged corruption case in land acquisition in Munjul, Pondok Ranggon, Cipayung, Jakarta. They were examined on Wednesday, July 28 yesterday.
The suspects being investigated are former Director of Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya Yoory Corneles, Director of PT Adonara Propertindo Tomy Ardian, and Deputy Director of PT Adonara Propertindo Anja Runtuwene. The three were cross-examined as witnesses.
"Each of them was examined in the capacity to be witnesses to each other. The investigative team confirmed, among other things, the alleged value of the negotiated price and the realization of payments from Perumda Sarana Jaya to PT AP," Acting KPK Spokesperson for Enforcement Affairs Ali Fikri told reporters, Thursday, July 29.
Furthermore, the KPK also scheduled an examination of the Senior Manager of Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya Harbandiyono today. The material for the examination is not yet known, but the anti-corruption commission is indeed trying to investigate corruption cases that occurred in 2019.
Previously, the KPK named four suspects in this case, namely the Director and Deputy Director of PT Adonara Propertindo, namely Tommy Adrian and Anja Runtuwene, former President Director of Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya Yoory Corneles, and Director of PT Aldira Berkah Abadi Makmur (ABAM) Rudy Hartono Iskandar.
In addition, the KPK has also named PT Adonara Propertindo as a suspect in corporate corruption.
This case began when Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya, which is a BUMD in the property sector, was looking for land in the Jakarta area to be used as a business unit or land bank. Furthermore, this regionally owned company cooperates with PT Adonara Propertindo which is also engaged in the same field.
As a result of this case, the state lost up to Rp. 152.5 billion. The anti-corruption commission suspects that the money from the alleged corruption was used to finance the personal needs of the suspects.