President Director of PT Sritex, Iwan Kurniawan Lukminto, emphasized that the Rp2 billion confiscated by the Attorney General's Office (AGO) investigators was not related to the alleged corruption case in lending to PT Sritex and its subsidiary.
The rebuttal was conveyed by Iwan Kurniawan Lukminto's attorney, Calvin Wijaya. According to him, the money is a savings belonging to his client which is intended as the cost of education for his children.
"Regarding the money confiscated by investigators in the amount of Rp. 2 billion rupiah, it has been stated that it has nothing to do with this case, because the money is savings for children's education needs in the future," Calvin told VOI, Wednesday, July 2.
However, Calvin stated that his client still adhered to legal procedures and supported the smooth running of the investigation process. Thus, the money was handed over to investigators.
Later, Iwan Kurniawan will explain everything about the source or other related to the money. So, investigators will understand if the money has nothing to do with the alleged corruption case being investigated.
"Later, we will explain and prove that the confiscation has nothing to do with this case," said Calvin.
Meanwhile, Jampidsus investigators at the AGO searched the house of PT Sritex President Director Iwan Kurniawan Lukminto on Tuesday, July 1.
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From the search, investigators confiscated Rp100,000 in cash denominations worth Rp1 billion, written by PT Bank Central Asia Solo Branch dated March 20, 2024.
Investigators also confiscated a plastic bag containing Rp100 thousand denomination worth Rp1 billion, written by PT Bank Central Asia Solo Branch dated March 13, 2024. Thus, the total cash that was confiscated was Rp2 billion.
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