As A Former KPK Leader, Agus Rahardjo Should Have Evidence That Jokowi Is Indeed An Intervention In The Setnov Case

Golkar DPP Chairman Nusron Wahid. Photo: Nailin In Saroh/VOI

JAKARTA - The chairman of the Golkar Party DPP, Nusron Wahid, spoke about the confession of former KPK chairman Agus Rahardjo who said President Joko Widodo had asked him to stop the e-KTP corruption case with the convict Setya Novanto. Nusron assessed that as a legal person, Agus must prove his confession regarding Jokowi who tried to intervene in the corruption case of the former chairman of the DPR as well as the general chairman of the Golkar Party. "What is called unilateral recognition needs evidence, Mr. Agus Raharjo, whom we respect, we have great respect for him, but his name is that recognition cannot be unilateral," said Nusron at the Hotel Borobudur Jakarta, Friday, December 1. According to Nusron, Agus must have at least two valid pieces of evidence as a fact of his confession. "If it's just one-sided, it's impossible. For example, the confession of husband and wife, his wife said I had acts of violence, but her husband said it wasn't there, it was just one-sided, now that must be proven," said Nusron. If indeed Jokowi tries to intervene in the Setnov case, the Secretary of the Prabowo-Gibran National Campaign Team invites Agus Raharjo to submit evidence of his remarks openly to the public sphere. "If indeed Mr. Agus Raharjo has the evidence, please reveal it. If he said that, don't just claim it and rumors," said Nusron. "If it's (talk open, red) just prove it if he really did it, what time, where, what time, where is the photo, where is the CCTV, or not? It is proven that if that's the case, he feels that way," added the former Head of BNP2TKI. Once again, Nusron assessed that as a legal person, especially since the former KPK leader, Agus should be able to prove the facts about his confession. "He is a former (chairman) of the KPK, definitely a legal person, right, before submitting there must be evidence, material evidence and concrete evidence," he concluded.