Central Kalimantan Prosecutor's Office Set 2 State Organizers And 4 Private Fuel Corruption Suspects For PLN

Central Kalimantan Prosecutor's Office Invites Mugopal (central) accompanied by Assistant for Intelligence Komaidi (left) and Aspidsus Douglas Pamino Nainggolan (right) during a press conference/DOC BETWEEN

PALANGKA RAYA - The Central Kalimantan High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati) has named six suspects in the alleged corruption case in the procurement of coal fuel for PT PLN (Persero) from the Central Kalimantan mining area. Head of the Central Kalimantan Attorney General's Office, Law Mugopal, said the six suspects had the initials RRH, President Director of PT Borneo Inter Global (PT BIG), DPH as intermediary for PT Borneo Inter Global (PT BIG), BLY Manager of the Central Kalimantan Region and South Kalimantan PT. Asiatrust Technovima Quality (PT ATQ). Furthermore, TF Manager of PT Geoservices Mojokerto branch, AM Vice President of Coal Procurement of PT PLN (Persero) and MF as President Director of PT Malinora Powerindo. "Of the six people, four are private parties and two others are state administrators. They have been named as suspects after the Central Kalimantan Attorney General's Office found two pieces of evidence in the case," said Law Mugopal to the media crew, in Palangka Raya, Antara, Thursday, December 14. The number one person in the scope of the Central Kalimantan Prosecutor's Office said that the alleged corruption crime occurred in 2022. Meanwhile, the investigation was carried out by the Central Kalimantan Prosecutor's Office Pidsus team starting six months ago. Then since a month ago the case was escalated to an investigation. "In this case, we have not been able to convey the amount of the state's loss, because the amount of the state's loss is still being calculated by BPKP," he said. He also revealed, to strengthen the evidence and complete the filing of the case, the local prosecutor's office has examined 48 witnesses and three experts. Information from experts later on to find out how much level of coal was sent to the Rembang PLTU. "The suspects have not yet been detained. It is possible that the number of suspects can increase according to the results of the investigation and the statements of the witnesses who will be examined later," he said.

At the meeting, he also said that he had issued and signed a letter of demarcation abroad since December 14, 2023 against six people who had been named suspects, with the aim of facilitating investigations. "We continue to strive so that this case can be tried as soon as possible at the Palangka Raya Corruption Court," said Law Mugopal.