Almost 8 Hours, The Criminal Investigation Unit Of The National Police Is Still Waiting For Former President ACT Ahyudin

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JAKARTA - The examination process against former President ACT Ahyudin has lasted approximately 8 hours. However, until now the process of requesting information from investigators has not been completed. Ahyudin began to be examined at around 11.00 WIB. However, the examination process was temporarily suspended due to the collision of the Friday prayer time. During the initial examination, investigators were still investigating the legality of the ACT Foundation. "Just confirmed about the legal foundation. So it's only about the legal foundation, that's all," said Ahyudin, this afternoon. Then, the examination of the former President of ACT was continued at around 13.00 WIB. It is strongly suspected that investigators are digging up information about the foundation's finances. This is because, in this case, the basis for the investigation is the alleged misappropriation of funds or donations from the charity. However, until 21.32 WIB, the figure of Ahyudi was never seen leaving the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. This means that the inspection process has not been completed. Not only Ahyudin, it turns out that investigators also asked for information from three other people. Karo Penmas, Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Ahmad Ramadhan, mentioned three other people, namely, Ibnu Khajar as the current President of ACT and the way of finance and project managers. "Brother A (Ahyudin, ed) sedangkan saudara IK (Ibnu Khajar), Ketua lama, bagian keuangan, dan manager proyek," kata Ramadhan. ACT is a humanitarian institution that collects donations to help others affected by disasters or disasters. However, recently the issue of ACT abusing donations emerged. It was reported that Tempo magazine was suspected that a donation was used for the personal benefit of its leadership. In addition, based on the results of the Financial Analysis and Transaction Report Center (PPATK), it was found that a flow of funds or transactions was found to someone affiliated with the Al-Qaeda terrorist network. "Based on the results of a study from the database that PPTK has, there are those related to the party who, this is still suspected to be the person concerned (recipients, ed) who was arrested as one of 19 people who were arrested by the Turkish police because they were related to Al-Qaeda," said PPATK Head Ivan Yustiavandana.