Kejari Bintan Admits Many Land Mafia Cases Must Be Handled

Bintan Chief Prosecutor I Wayan Riana in Bintan/Photo: Antara

BINTAN - The District Attorney for Bintan Regency, Riau Islands Province, said that there are many cases of land mafia in this district that must be resolved with the support of the relevant agencies. four cases of land mafia. "We have detected many cases of land mafia, land disputes, and land conflicts in Bintan. Of course this is a job that must be completed with other authorized agencies," he said, quoted by Antara. parties but also hinder development so that the problem must be resolved. The Bintan Kejari is determined to eradicate mafia cases, but must get support from the authorities such as the National Land Agency (BPN) and the Bintan Regency Government. I Wayan Riana emphasized that the control of land certificates through strict verification by the BPN must be carried out to accelerate the handling of land mafia cases.

"The results of the verification of the land certificate in dispute should be forwarded to law enforcement and the Bintan Regency Government for follow-up," he said. In addition to general criminal cases related to the land mafia, the Bintan Kejari also increased the legal status from investigation to general investigation of cases of alleged corruption in land acquisition for landfills. in Tanjunguban, Bintan. "Investigators are still completing data and information from the parties suspected of being involved in the case," he said. Meanwhile, the Bintan Resort Police handled 13 cases related to land. "The perpetrator is charged with Article 263 of the Criminal Code," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Bintan Police, IPTU Mohammad Darma Ardiyaniki on a separate occasion. He detailed that in 2021 there will be five cases, all of which have been transferred to the Prosecutor's Office for trial. Bintan handled eight cases of falsification of land certificates, seven of which were in the process of researching case files by the prosecutor's office for later delegating cases, while another case was in the investigation stage. purchased and the land borders," he said.