The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Ensures That The Alleged Corruption Of Lukas Enembe Will Be Completed

Papua Governor Lukas Enembe (sit in the middle). (Between)

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has confirmed that the alleged corruption that ensnared Lukas Enembe will be thoroughly investigated. This case will not be stopped even though the Governor of Papua has been questioned at his residence. "We make sure this case does not stop. We will complete it thoroughly," said Head of the News Section Ali Fikri to reporters, Thursday, November 10. The public is asked to be patient to wait for the follow-up to the investigation into the alleged corruption that ensnared Lukas. Ali said that the search for evidence through witness statements and other activities was continuing. "We continue to collect evidence, we continue to examine witnesses, analyze them and then carry out (complete) case files," he said. As previously reported, the anti-corruption named Lukas Enembe as a suspect. Calls have been made for examination but he did not attend due to illness. This condition made KPK Chairman Firli Bahuri together with a team of KPK doctors and the Executive Board of the Indonesian Doctors Association (PB IDI) and investigators leave for Jayapura on Thursday, November 3. At that time, Lukas was investigated for his alleged corruption. However, the examination was immediately completed due to Lukas' health. He was sick and his condition had been examined by a team of doctors who were brought by the KPK. After examining Lukas, Firli emphasized that the case that ensnared Lukas was not politicization. He also denied any criminalization issues that circulated in the community. "There is no politicization, opinion, criminalization. This is purely based on preliminary evidence that a criminal incident has occurred," Firli said in his statement, Thursday, November 3.