This can be seen from the profiles of candidates for Chairman of the Board of Commissioners (KDM), Deputy Chairman of the Board of Commissioners (WDM) and Member of the Board of Commissioners (ADK) who are currently in the process of being selected at the President and at Commission XI of the DPR.
Three of the eight candidates who are still passing the selection are currently listed as STAN alumni, namely, M. Iman Nuri HB Pinuji who was proposed as a candidate for Chairman of the LPS Board of Commissioners, then LPS Deputy Chair candidate, Farid Azhar Nasution alumni of STAN 1992. Finally, the candidate for the LPS Board of Commissioners, Ferdinand Dwikoraja Purba, who is an alumni of the STAN 1994 Accounting Diploma.
For the selection of candidates for KDM LPS and ADK, currently the stage is waiting for the President's decision which is then submitted to the DPR to undergo a fit and proper test at Commission XI of the DPR. As for the candidates for KDM LPS respectively, Dwityapoetra Soeyasa Besar, M. Iman Nuri H. B. Pinuji and Purbaya Yudhi Sadive. Meanwhile, the names of the candidates for ADK are Agresius R. Kadiaman, Ferdinand Dwikoraja Purba and Teguh Supangkat. Ferdinand Dwikoraja is known to have been rejected by the DPR as a Member of the LPS Supervision Agency.
Meanwhile, for candidates for WDK LPS, two candidates, namely Doddy Zulverdi and Farid Azhar Nasution, have undergone a fit and proper test at Commission XI of the DPR, but so far it has not been announced to the public for no apparent reason.
The whereabouts of the three candidates for STAN alumni, M. Iman Nuri HB Pinuji, Farid Azhar and Ferdinand Dwikoraja Purba are suspected of smoothly stepping into the LPS, because the current chairman of Commission XI of the DPR Ahmad Misbakhun is also an alumni of STAN. There are also other STAN alumni in Commission XI of the DPR, namely Dicky Awal Mucharam.
Responding to this, the Research Center for Community Service Research (PRPM) of the Shanti Bhuana Institute, Bengkayang, West Kalimantan Siprianus Jewarut said, the existence of leaders from one alumni in one financial institution that prioritizes public trust has the potential to erode good governance (GCG).
Moreover, President Prabowo Subianto is aggressively fighting corruption cases which are the causes of community poverty and income inequality.
Geng-geng dari kampus dalam satu institusi atau perusahaan itu sudah terbukti menjadi atas pelanggaran GCG yang pada akhirnya mengarah ke korupsi jamaah. Apalagi, jika mereka menginfilasi ke lembaga-pinangan yang di situ ada dana publik seperti LPS, tuturnya.
In the financial sector, he explained, the mafia/kartels are more skilled than other mafias such as the oil and gas mafia, land mafia, and the food mafia.
"That's why they are called white collar crime or white collar crime. They commit crimes related to their work that often involve themselves in fraud, abuse of position, or breach of trust for personal or corporate financial gain," he explained.
Most of the mafias infiltrate institutions by taking advantage of GCG's weaknesses, one of which is because of its leadership as an alumni corps.
Tax Corruption
Not yet lost in public memory, the cases of Rafael Alun Trisambodo, Yul Dirga, HANDang Soekarno and Wahono Saputro who had to be imprisoned in the Correctional Institution are serving sentences for tax corruption cases that are detrimental to the state.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) as reported some time ago said that Rafael's circle was an alumni of STAN class 1986 at the Directorate General of Taxes, Ministry of Finance. From the record, there were two tax officials set up with the 1986 class STAN alumni who were convicted of corruption cases.
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They are Yul Dirga who was sentenced to 7.5 years in prison for accepting bribes from official distributors of premium vehicles with Jaguar to Bentley brands. At that time he served as Head of the Jakarta Three Regional Office for Foreign Investment Tax Services.
Then there was an official from the Director General of Taxes, Handang Soekarno, who was sentenced to 10 years, for accepting bribes of Rp1.9 billion, to facilitate the tax problem of PT EK's prime export of Indonesia.
Finally, there was also a Wahono Saputro tax official who was dragged by Rafael Alun's vortex. Wahono was questioned by the KPK because his wife owned shares in the company owned by Rafael Alun's wife in North Minahasa. Wahono Saputro was also known to be a 1986 STAN alumni.
The KPK monitored the aspirations of the perpetrators through the alumni group as confirmed by the Deputy for Prevention and Monitoring of the KPK at that time, Pahala Nainggolan.
"It's a gang, it's really there. It's his generation too, officials too," he exclaimed.
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