Jampidsus Febrie Ardiansyah Reported To KPK Regarding Alleged Corruption In Asset Auctions

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JAKARTA - The Civil Coalition to Save Mines (KSST) reported the Deputy Attorney General for Non-Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Ardiansyah to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). He is suspected of carrying out fraudulent practices related to the auction of mining assets belonging to PT Gunung Bara Utama by the Attorney General's Office. "We from KSST have reported public complaints that there are indications of alleged corruption," Ronal Lobloly told reporters at the KPK's Red and White Building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Monday, May 27. "The reported Attorney General Jampidsus then assessed whose assets were PPPA of the Attorney General's Office as well as from DJKN or the Directorate General of State Assets and others," he continued. Ronal said KSST reported to the anti-corruption commission because it believed that the act related to the asset auction had harmed state finances. The value reaches trillions of rupiah. “There is a state loss to the stock assets. That the value is not in accordance with the losses that have occurred to the state. So we estimate that the loss is IDR 11 trillion but auctioned then only IDR 1.9 trillion means that there are indications of losses reaching IDR 9 trillion,” he explained. As for this report, KSST brought the evidence that had been submitted to the KPK. However, Ronal did not want to elaborate further. " “ Proof of chronological evidence then the facts we attach along with the names," he said.

Meanwhile, Deolipa Yumara, who is a lawyer, said that the auction of PT Gunung Bara Utama's mining assets was suspected of not using the existing mechanism. Because, the winner is a new company, PT Indo Bara Utama Mandiri. “ There is one company winning the auction but the company is still just standing. It's only been six months, the financial report hasn't been around yet, this is a new company established but he won the auction, ” he concluded.