Director Of PT MAS Denies Allegations Of Illegal Companies Related To DNA Pro, Protests Director-Commissioner Called Guru And Ojek Driver

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JAKARTA - Director of PT Mitra Alfa Sukses (MAS) Encep Rudi denied the accusation by the attorney for the victim of DNA Pro, Bayu Wicaksono, who said his company was an illegal company related to the case of the illegal trading robot DNA Pro.

Rudi objected to Bayu's accusation that his company was an illegal and allegedly fictitious company because the director and commissioner were both teachers and motorcycle taxi drivers.

"This attorney really demeans the motorcycle taxi driver profession. What if the leader of a company led by a motorcycle taxi driver is immediately called an illegal company?" Rudi said as reported by Antara, Monday, May 2.

Rudi was offended by the widespread news that humiliated him because of the statement by the victim's attorney. According to Rudi, providing delivery services in his spare time to people in his hometown is not a job that should be underestimated.

On the other hand, these activities are solely to complete the dedication in the area of his birth.

"It should not be condescending. I have experience as a village head. I have also worked abroad as a sailor. Moreover, I did this solely so that I could help the people in my area," he said.

Currently, he said, a civil lawsuit is being fought to return the victims' investment funds, the value of which varies from Rp. 9 million to Rp. 2.3 billion.

They sued PT MAS and PT KGB civilly for Rp420 billion.

The money could not be taken after the Commodity Futures Supervisory Agency (Bappebti) of the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) froze DNA Pro on January 28, 2022.

"We from the broker can only do WD (withdrawal) when trading is running," he said.

The victims who invested in PT MAS and PT KGB through the website were then given a username or username to monitor the activities of the DNA Pro trading robot. However, after DNA Pro was frozen, the website made the balance Rp0, even minus.

This fraudulent investment case is currently under investigation by the Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim) of the Indonesian National Police through the Directorate of Special Economic Crimes (Dittipideksus).

Currently, the police have named seven suspects in this case with a loss of Rp. 97 billion.

"Currently, the police have processed this case. Let's entrust the matter to the police, and there is no need to make a fuss by guessing, and accusing others not only to look for a stage," said Rudi.