TANGERANG - Head of Research and Public Advocacy of LBHAP PP Muhammadiyah, Gufroni, asked the Criminal Investigation Unit of the National Police to investigate the flow of money related to the Building Use Rights Certificate (SHGB) and the Ownership Certificate (SHM) in the Tangerang Sea.
"The article also needs to be checked for the flow of money because a search has been carried out by the National Police Headquarters. We'll see how far the money he received and flowed anywhere. It's easy to track. The National Police Headquarters has been in contact with the bank," said Gufroni when confirmed, Sunday, February 16.
He believes that the issuance of these certificates is not carried out alone, but involves several parties, including a number of village heads in Tangerang Regency.
Gufroni also highlighted the statement by the Head of Kohod Village, Arsin, who seemed to be throwing responsibilities by calling himself only carrying out orders from third parties.
"Don't then throw responsibilities at the two people, we also don't know who. Even if he claims to be a victim, he could be pressured by a corporation. For example, 'You've just made the rest, we'll take care of it later.' But the problem is there is a flow of money. We suspect, based on information, Arsin earns a lot of money from the process of issuing SHM and HGB," he continued.
Therefore, he asked the Village Head to dare to reveal who told him to take care of the hundreds of certificates so that this case would become clear.
"So if you want to dismantle everything, Arsin just admits who ordered it. It can't be just one or two people. This involves a large corporation called Agung Sedayu Group. It can't be denied anymore," he said.
Previously, the Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortas Tipikor) of the National Police began to investigate the alleged riot behind the installation of a sea fence in the waters of Tangerang Regency.
The Head of Corruption Crime, Inspector General Cahyono Wibowo, said that the indications of alleged corruption in this case began with the investigation into the case of forgery of land deeds investigated by the Directorate of General Crimes (Ditipidum) of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police.
"We received a letter from Pidum explaining any indications of corruption. Then, we invited Pidum and discussed it," Cahyono told reporters, Thursday, February 13.
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From this coordination, indications of alleged corruption were found. However, Cahyono stated that Kortas Corruption is still investigating the allegations to collect various clues and information needed in handling this case.
"There is indeed that fact, but we also need to explore it. And now in the process, we are still conducting a study," he said.
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