Former President Director Of Telkomsigma Examined By KPK At Sukamiskin Prison

KPK spokesman Tessa Mahardika (DOK Wardhany Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) examined the former President Director of Telkomsigma, Judi Achmadi today, Tuesday, April 22. He was worked on by investigators regarding allegations of corruption in the procurement of goods and services at PT Sigma Cipta Caraka or Telkomsigma.

"The examination was carried out at the Sukamiskin Class 1 Correctional Institution," KPK Spokesperson Tessa Mahardhika told reporters, Tuesday, April 22.

Judi is known to be still serving a sentence related to allegations of corruption handled by the Attorney General's Office. Thus, the anti-corruption commission conducted an examination in prison.

Apart from Gambling, investigators also summoned the Director of PT Granary Reka Cipta Tejo Suryo Laksono. He was also questioned by investigators at Sukamiskin Prison.

Tessa has not yet detailed the material for the examination. However, both are suspected of knowing the actions of the suspects in this case.

As for this case, the anti-corruption commission named three suspects. They are the Director of PT Prakasa Nusa Bakti (PNB) Robert Pangasian Lumban Gaol (RPLG) and Prakasa Nusa Bakti employee Afrian Jafar (AJ), and Imran Mumtaz (IM).

This case began when Robert asked Imran and Afrian for help in finding a financing company to provide data centers. The three allegedly asked other parties for help so that the SC could provide funding to PNB.

Furthermore, the SCC approved a number of offers to cooperate with PNB. The agreement was made without the approval of the board of directors and a study of risk analysis.

Not only that, there is also a fictitious underlaying financing scheme for servers and storage systems between SCC and PNB. For the project, PNB promised Imran and Afrian Rp1.1 billion for being project brokers.

This project costs IDR 236.8 billion. The funds were paid by the SCC from June 2017 to July 2017 in stages.

The KPK then sniffed out the use of the funds for Robert's personal gain. He used a personal deposit account to take advantage of himself.

At least, Robert received the transfer three times related to the money. That, consisting of Rp. 21.7 billion, Rp. 9.3 billion, and Rp. 26.9 billion.

As a result of the actions of these three suspects, the state then lost up to Rp280 billion. This calculation was carried out by the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP).