Indra Kenz-Doni Salmanan Become A Spotlight, Moeldoko's Message: Young People, Don't Look For Instant Wealth

Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko/DOK VOI

GIANYAR - Presidential Chief of Staff (KSP) Moeldoko responded to the illegal investment case related to fraud with the suspects Indra Kenz and Doni Salmanan. Moledoko believes the legal process will be completed.

"That's the domain of law enforcement officers. Supervision of the police and other enforcement officers is already underway," said Moeldoko in Gianyar, Bali, Friday, March 18.

Moeldoko advised young people in Indonesia not to be tempted by 'lies' seeking instant wealth.

"But the point is what I want to convey to young people, don't look for instant wealth. It will come out instantly," he said.

The latest from the Indra Kenz's case, businessman Rudy Salim was investigated by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. Rudy Salim was apparently involved in buying and selling Tesla-type luxury cars with the suspect in the online gambling case under the guise of Binomo, Indra Kenz.

This was revealed after Rudy Salim finished undergoing examination as a witness in the case.

"The Tesla (car, red) has been confiscated," said Rudy Salim's lawyer, Frank Hutapea, to reporters, Friday, March 18.

However, it was not detailed about the nominal purchase of the electric car.

Frank only stated that during the examination which lasted about 6 hours, his client was asked to answer 19 questions. Which is entirely about the buying and selling process.

"The point is about buying a car. And it's a confiscated car. That's all," Frank said.

In addition, so far the investigators have not asked for the money from the car sales to be returned. The reason is that the buying and selling process is in accordance with the rules.

"Money is not asked to be returned. Because it is a transaction, the nominal sale and purchase have been completed and according to the market price," said Frank.