KPK urged to expand the import case after the alleged routine deposit of PT Infinity to Customs emerged

Illustration of bribery (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The trial of bribery and gratification cases in the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) revealed that PT Infinity International also made regular deposits to the former Head of the Intelligence Section of the DJBC, Orlando Hamonangan. The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is asked to conduct an in-depth investigation and not only focus on Blueray Cargo.

The regular deposit from PT Infinity International was conveyed by a former employee named Antonius Sidauruk who was presented as a witness. The company owned by Ali Susanto alias Ali Medan is said to have given money through a number of intermediaries.

"The trial has shown that Blueray is not the only provider," said R. Gautama Wiranegara, counter-intelligence analyst, in a written statement quoted on Monday, June 8.

The fact of the trial was said by Gautama to actually describe the case of import bribery. "There is PT Infinity who gives regular deposits. There are cigarette entrepreneurs. Why is the KPK still focusing on one color? This is a map that is starting to light up, don't let it get dark," he said.

"If Infinity, the cigarette entrepreneur, and other parties are also mentioned in the trial, then everything must be tested with the same legal standards. Don't let there be the impression that there are parties that are processed and there are those who are left hanging without clarity," he continued.

Gautama further said the public has the right to know the development of the deepening of the name and company that began to emerge in the facts of the trial.

"Clarity is important so that there is no perception of selective law enforcement," he said.

During the trial, Antonius said the money from PT Infinity was channeled through a number of intermediaries, namely Arif, Rudi, and Susi. He also admitted that he was recommended directly by Orlando to work at the company since 2021.

Not only that, Antonius revealed that he had been asked to rent an apartment in his own name in March 2025. The apartment is said to be used by Orlando after serving at the DJBC Jakarta headquarters.

Apart from the flow of funds, the trial also revealed data on the distribution of goods previously presented by witness Fillar Marindra. Based on these data, the average red line of PT Infinity is below 30 percent.

The figure is far different from PT Blueray Cargo which in a number of trials is said to face a red line of up to 80 to 90 percent.

Antonius admitted that during the handling of the import clearance process at PT Infinity, the company's activities ran relatively smoothly without any significant obstacles.

The trial also presented Sri Pangestuti alias Tuti, an importer of air routes. In his statement, Tuti admitted that he had received threats that the import route by air would continue to be handed over if he did not join a certain group.

He also revealed the complaints that had been submitted by the Blue Ray regarding the high level of the red line received by the company even though it had given a certain amount of money.