The Execution Of Control Of Ex-BLBI Assets Is Strictly Guarded By The TNI-Polri

Joint TNI-Polri officers stand guard at the location of the former BLBI assets (Photo: Kodam Jaya)

TANGERANG – To prevent unwanted incidents, the process of controlling physical assets of the former Bank Indonesia Liquidation Assistance (BLBI) in the Taman Sari area, Boulevard Palem Raya Street No 2809, Komp. Housing Lippo Karawaci 1,200, Kelapadua District, Tangerang, was guarded by the TNI and Police.

As stated by the Military District Commander 0510/Trs Lt. Col. Inf. Bangun IE Siregar, the security of physical control of Ex-BLBI assets has been tightened. Because, according to the Military District Commander, the taking of the assets was witnessed by the Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs, Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ministry of Human Rights, Minister of Finance, Attorney General and the National Police Chief.

"We are here to support the task of the police and related parties in order to prevent things that arise at that location. The point is that we are only limited to securing the area so that it creates a conducive atmosphere and runs smoothly", explained Lieutenant Colonel Inf Bangun IE Siregar when confirmed, Friday, August 27.

Meanwhile, Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Mahfud MD, via live virtual explained that the process of physical control of state assets stems from claim rights on state receivables from BLBI obligors or debtors which is marked by the installation of control boards and supervision of ex-BLBI state assets in 4 cities throughout Indonesia.

"We have just witnessed the physical control of state assets, originating from the right to collect on state receivables from BLBI obligors or debtors, which was marked by the installation of control boards and supervision of ex-BLBI state assets in 4 cities throughout Indonesia. With an area of approximately 52,300,000 meters roughly that much", said Mahfud, in the Ministry of Finance's youtube broadcast, Friday, August 27.