Munjul Land Procurement Case, KPK Extends Detention Of Ex-Director Of Perumda Sarana Jaya

KPK Building (Wardhani Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has extended the detention period of former President Director of Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya Yoory C Pinontoan for 30 days. He is a suspect in the alleged corruption case in land acquisition in Munjul, Pondok Ranggon, Jakarta in 2019.

This 30-day extension is carried out starting from Wednesday, August 25 to September 23 at the KPK Detention Center at Pomdam Jaya Guntur.

"The investigative team has again extended the detention period for suspect YRC to 30 days based on the stipulation of the Head of the Corruption Court at the second Central Jakarta District Court," Acting KPK Spokesperson for Enforcement Affairs Ali Fikri told reporters, Thursday, August 26.

He said this extension was carried out to complete the case file in this case by calling witnesses.

Regarding the summoning of witnesses, KPK investigators today, Thursday, August 26, summoned a witness who is a notary named Yurisca Lady Enggraeni.

"The investigation team has scheduled an examination for witnesses for suspects YRC et al," said Ali. As previously reported, the anti-corruption commission has named four suspects, namely the Director and Deputy Director of PT Adonara Propertindo, namely Tommy Adrian and Anja Runtuwene, former Director of Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya Yoory Corneles, and Director of PT Aldira Berkah Abadi Makmur (ABAM) Rudy Hartono Iskandar.

In addition, the KPK has also named PT Adonara Propertindo as a suspect in corporate corruption.

This allegation of corruption occurred when Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya, which is a BUMD in the property sector, sought land in the Jakarta area to be used as a business unit or land bank. Furthermore, this regionally owned company cooperates with PT Adonara Propertindo which is also engaged in the same field.

As a result of this alleged corruption, the state is estimated to have lost up to Rp. 152.5 billion. The suspects allegedly used this money to finance their personal needs.