JAKARTA - Investigators at the Attorney General's Office for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) of the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) have confirmed that they have searched the house of former Minister of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) Siti Nurbaya Bakar in Jakarta.
"I confirm that there was indeed a search some time ago. It was an investigation into the management of the plantation and the palm oil industry," said Director of Investigations at the Kejagung Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi's Jampidsus, at the Kejagung Puspenkum Building, Jakarta, Friday, January 30.
In the search, he said, investigators seized several pieces of evidence in the form of documents and electronic evidence.
Even though he had carried out a search, the former Aspidsus Kejati DKI Jakarta said that investigators had not examined Siti Nurbaya Bakar as the Minister of Environment and Forestry at that time. However, he ensured that he would schedule an examination.
"When we investigate, we can examine witnesses, we can collect evidence. One of the ways is to search. After that, we will first examine, we will first study what we can get (evidence), then we will conduct an examination," he said.
In addition to Siti Nurbaya's house, he said that investigators also searched five other places on Wednesday (28/1) and Thursday (29/1). However, he did not specify the location of the search.
Regarding whether investigators also searched the house of a member of the Indonesian Parliament, he could not confirm.
"I haven't monitored it. There are indeed several places. But, if it's called a member of the DPR, I haven't monitored it," he said.
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