The Attorney General's Office (AGO) continues to expand its investigation into the Sritex alleged corruption case, by confiscating a number of land assets suspected of being related to corrupt practices and money laundering (TPPU). The confiscated land area reached 20,027 square meters, consisting of six plots in various locations in Central Java.
The Head of the Attorney General's Office, Anang Supriatna, in his statement explained that the investigative team had carried out confiscations and installed confiscated signs on a number of assets. The confiscation process was carried out on Tuesday 7 October.
According to Anang, the six confiscated plots of land consisted of:
"The number of installation of confiscation lanes is six plots of land," said Anang.
He added that the confiscation activity went smoothly without significant obstacles. The action also involved personnel from the Karanganyar District Attorney's Office, the Karanganyar and Surakarta National Land Agency (BPN), as well as the Babinsa apparatus and local village officials.
This step is part of the AGO's efforts to trace the flow of funds in the alleged corruption case of lending to PT Sri Rejeki Isman Tbk (Sritex) which is also linked to money laundering offenses.
With this confiscation, the AGO is expected to be able to secure state assets and return losses incurred due to the alleged misuse of the credit facility. The alleged corruption case of Sritex is now entering a further stage of investigation to investigate the parties suspected of being involved.
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