The Role of BPK Member V Bobby Rizaldi in the Muara Eni Case to be Investigated by the KPK

Member of the V of the Indonesian Financial Supervisory Board (BPK) Bobby Adhityo Rizaldi (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) will investigate the role of Member V of the Indonesian Financial Supervisory Board (BPK) Bobby Adhityo Rizaldi regarding alleged bribes for the BPK's findings on a number of procurements in the Muara Enim Regency Government, South Sumatra.

KPK spokesman Budi Prasetyo said the deepening was carried out after a search at Bobby's house in the Cipete area, South Jakarta, Tuesday, July 14. Investigators then seized electronic evidence related to the corruption allegations being investigated.

"This will then still be investigated, investigated by investigators, whether in addition to the parties who have been designated as suspects, there is a role from other parties that are indeed significant in the construction of the case related to the alleged conditioning of the BPK audit findings," said Budi to reporters, Tuesday night, July 14.

Budi said investigators received initial clues from several witnesses and suspects who explained Bobby's involvement so that they searched the house. However, he did not elaborate because it was included in the investigation material.

"Regarding the clues, from whom, of course, this is included in the investigation material that we cannot convey," he said.

"However, some of the information that has been provided by the suspects or witnesses is also a clue for investigators to further trace other parties, including today the investigators conducted a search at BB's house," continued Budi.

In the future, the anti-corruption commission also has the opportunity to summon Bobby for questioning. The information obtained, the summons was carried out this week.

As previously reported, the KPK has named five people as suspects in the alleged bribery case related to the audit of the 2025 Fiscal Year Government of Muara Enim Regency (Pemkab) financial statements. They are the Head of the BPK Inspection Team for South Sumatra Representative Titin Rita Lestari (TTN), private party Augus Dwianggara (AGG), Muara Enim Regent Edison (EDS), Director of PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Fika (FK), and Marketing PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Cory Erin Hardi (CRH).

In the construction of the case revealed by the KPK, the alleged request for a fee of around IDR 1.6 billion was said to have emerged to change the findings of the BPK audit on the financial statements of the Muara Enim Regency Government.

This matter began when the examination of the financial statements of the Muara Enim Regency Government for the 2025 Fiscal Year was carried out by the South Sumatra BPK Representative. From the audit process, it was found that the results of the examination exceeded the materiality limit and were then included in the Audit Report (LHP).

Furthermore, the management of the audit results was allegedly carried out through a private party named Augus Dwianggara alias Angga. In the process, coordination with Titin Rita Lestari as the Technical Controller of the BPK audit was also allegedly carried out to follow up on changes to the audit results.

To meet the fee requirements, funds from the private sector that worked on the procurement project of smart boards in the Muara Enim Education and Culture Office were also suspected to have occurred. Of the collected money, some were said to have been distributed to a number of parties through two distribution clusters in Jakarta and South Sumatra.

As for the investigation into the alleged bribery, the anti-corruption commission found an attempt to intervene with the South Sumatra BPK by the BPK RI after the hand-in-hand operation (OTT). This finding was obtained after investigators conducted a search at the South Sumatra BPK office on Tuesday, June 23.

From the search, investigators found a number of documents. One of them is related to the change from the findings of Wajar With Exception (WDP) to Wajar Without Exception (WTP) especially for the Muara Enim Regency, South Sumatra