The KPK Handed Over Asset In The Form Of Land With A Value Of IDR 20.2 Billion To The Indonesian Army

KPK Chairman Firli Bahuri when handing over land assets to the Indonesian Army (Photo: KPK Public Relations Documentation)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) handed over assets in the form of land covering an area of 534,144 square meters with a value of Rp20.2 billion to the Indonesian Army. This land is plunder from convicted corruption cases, Inspector General Djoko Susilo, who has permanent legal force.

This handover procession was carried out at the Indonesian Army Headquarters and was symbolically received by the Head of the Army Unit (Kasad) General TNI Andika Perkasa.

"The handover of these assets is a form of our accountability to the public that we always hand over the goods that the KPK confiscates to the state for more useful use," said KPK Chairman Firli Bahuri as quoted from his written statement, Tuesday, July 28.

The land is administratively located in two villages, namely Cirangkong Village, Cijambe District, Subang, West Java and Kumpay Village, Jalan Cagak District, Subang, West Java.

Regarding its designation, the Indonesian Army has not decided yet. It's just that Kasad General TNI Andika Perkasa said that its use would be selected for Field Artillery or Air Defense Artillery.

Both, said Andika, were artillery connected with defense equipment, so they needed more land.

"The existing facilities are not yet adequate, so we are very happy to receive this asset from the KPK," he said.