Here Are Some Names Of Witnesses And Experts Who Will Be Summoned By Investigators In The Case Of Allegations Of Jokowi's Fake Diplomas

Roy Suryo and supporters at Polda Metro Jaya/ Photo: Ari Kurriansyah/ VOI

Head of Public Relations of Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Budi Hermanto, explained that his party would summon five suspects in cluster I, in the case of alleged fake diplomas of former Indonesian 7th President Joko Widodo (Jokowi).

In addition to the five suspects, the police will also send invitations to experts and witnesses proposed by the suspects Roy Suryo, Rismon Hasiholan Sianipar and Dr. Tifauzia Tyassuma or Doctor Tiffa.

"Still in the process of summoning witnesses and experts submitted, including five suspects in the first cluster," Budi said when contacted by the media.

Budi revealed that the summons is currently being prepared in the room of the Director of General Criminal Investigation (Dirreskrimum) of the Metro Jaya Police.

"The letter is currently (prepared) at the Dirreskrimum table," he said.

Separately, Roy Suryo Cs' attorney, Ahmad Khozinudin, revealed that the expert figure and witness who had been submitted to the investigators of the Kamneg Sub-Directorate of the Ditreskrimum Polda Metro Jaya were still waiting for the investigator's summons.

"Jadwal is still waiting for a summons from investigators," he said.

It is known that the four experts who will be summoned are linguists, criminals, and IT. They include forensic linguistic linguist Prof. Aceng Ruhendi Fahrullah from (UPI Bandung).

There is criminal expert Gandjar Laksmana Bonaprata Bondan from the University of Indonesia (UI), criminal expert Dr. Azmi Syahputra from Trisakti University, and IT expert Prof Henri Subiakto from Airlangga University.

Meanwhile, witnesses submitted from the Roy Suryo Cs camp were, among others, from the field of journalism and activists.

There are two witnesses, namely Bambang Harimurti (senior journalist/former leader of Tempo) and Syamsuddin Alimsyah (founder of the Indonesian Legislative Monitoring Committee (Kopel).

"Others follow," he said.