Member Of The PDIP Faction Of The DKI DPRD EMPHASIZED That The KPK Does Not Deposit Any Documents When The KPK Insults Its Room

A number of people wearing KPK vests visited the DKI Jakarta DPRD Building on Jalan Kebon Sirih, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday 17 January afternoon. (Ist-VOI)

Member of the PDIP faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Cinta Mega, opened her voice regarding the search of her office conducted by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) team. Cinta Mega admitted that she had read the investigation report (BAP) from the search of the DKI Jakarta DPRD building on Tuesday, January 17. As a result, no documents or evidence were confiscated by the KPK from the search of her office. "KPK wants to collect evidence for the defendant (a corruption case in land acquisition) who has now been detained. I have read the BAP. No one was brought or confiscated, and no documents were proven concerned. I dare to bet," said Cinta Mega when contacted, Thursday, January 19. According to Cinta Mega, the KPK checked its workplace in the PDIP faction room because in 2018, Cinta Mega was domiciled as Deputy Chair of Commission C of the DKI DPRD. At that time, the discussion of the budget for a program related to the alleged land corruption case, which was included in the KPK investigation, was discussed by Commission C. So, the goods brought by the KPK after the search were taken from the DKI DPRD Commission C room. "In Commission C room, all data related to 2018, such as minutes of discussion, absence, was brought," he said. On that occasion, Cinta Mega claimed that she was not involved in the alleged corruption in land acquisition when discussing the relevant regional capital participation budget (PMD) of BUMD, namely Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya even though she is the head of Commission C. "We hold a meeting, it's open. If there is a discussion about PMD, we will definitely ask where the investment study is? What is the urgency? Then, is it included in the RPJMD? If it enters, how much budget does the budget require," explained Cinta Mega. "We don't know anything about the spending and anywhere. We just know, for example, this PMD is for DP 0 rupiah, we're just asking, how many percent of the progress you (BUMD) have made after you get PMD, that's it," he continued. Last Tuesday, the KPK team searched the DKI Jakarta DPRD Building on Jalan Kebon Sirih, Central Jakarta for about 5 hours. At around 20.55 WIB, the KPK team wearing masks came out carrying a number of suitcases. During the search, the DKI DPRD Building was under tight guard by inside security officers (pamdals). Access to entry to two buildings within the DKI DPRD is closed. Head of the KPK News Section Ali Fikri said that his party searched six rooms at the DKI Jakarta DPRD Building. During this search, the KPK seeks to find evidence of alleged corruption in land acquisition in Pulogebang, Cakung, East Jakarta by Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya in 2018-2019. "At least 6 rooms were searched including the workspace on the 10th floor, 8, 6, 4, 2nd floor and staff of Commission C of the DKI Jakarta DPRD," said Ali. Ali did not want to specify which rooms the investigators ransacked. However, in the DKI DPRD Building, the 10th floor is the workspace of the Chairperson of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, the 8th floor of the PDIP Faction room, the 6th floor of the PKS Faction room, the 4th floor of the Golkar Faction room, the 2nd floor of the Gerindra Faction room, and the room of Commission C of the DKI Jakarta DPRD. Furthermore, from this activity, Ali said that investigators found a number of evidences such as documents and electronic evidence allegedly related to alleged corruption in land acquisition in Pulogebang, East Jakarta. "The Investigative Team found various documents and electronic evidence, including those allegedly related to the process of discussing and approving capital participation in Perumda SJ in the DKI Jakarta DPRD which was then used for land acquisition in Pulogebang, Jakarta," he said. The KPK ensures that this evidence can shed light on the actions of the suspects. However, Ali did not want to reveal who the suspects had cost the country hundreds of billions. Disclosure of the suspect will be carried out at the right time and accompanied by forced detention. "So far, the KPK has found preliminary evidence that there are allegations of unlawful acts, including parties that can be accounted for as suspects," he said. "This case is related to allegations of corruption related to state financial losses. So far it is suspected that hundreds of billions of rupiah have been involved," Ali continued.