E-KTP Corruption In Maluku, Mantan Kadisdukcapil Kabupaten Seram Dituntut 3 Tahun Prison

The trial for reading the charges for the four defendants in the alleged corruption case of the budget for the procurement of electronic ID cards in Ambon, Monday, 12/6/2023). (ANTARA)

Four defendants in the alleged corruption case in the budget for the procurement of electronic ID cards at the West Seram Regency Population and Civil Registry Office, Maluku, for the 2018 fiscal year were demanded to vary by the public prosecutor.

The demands of the West Seram Prosecutor's Office, Raymond Krisna Noya, were delivered at a trial chaired by the Chairman of the Ambon Corruption Court, Lithfi Alzagladi, accompanied by two member judges in Ambon, Monday.

For the defendant Demianus Ahiyate, who is a former Head of Disdukcapil, West Seram Regency, he was charged with three years and six months in prison, a fine of Rp. 100 million, subsidiary to six months in prison, and to pay compensation of Rp. 70 million, subsidiary to three years in prison.

"Asking the panel of judges who examined and tried this case to declare that the defendant Demianus was proven to have violated Article 3 Juncto Article 18 of the Republic of Indonesia Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning the Eradication of Criminal Acts of Corruption in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code," he said.

Then the defendant Rusdi Mansur was sentenced to one year and nine months in prison. Rusdi was also required to pay a fine of Rp. 50 million, subsidiary to three months in prison, as well as a replacement money of Rp. 8.7 million, subsidiary and Rp. 15 million in deposits from the defendant to the public prosecutor. confiscated for the state.

Meanwhile, the defendant Cloudya Soumeru and Mohammad Imran Lukman were each sentenced to prison for two years and three months in prison and two years and six months in prison.

Cloudya is also required to pay a fine of IDR 50 million, subsidiary to three months in prison and compensation of IDR 52.5 million, subsidiary to one year and two months in prison.

Meanwhile, the defendant Mohammad Imran Lukman was required to pay a fine of IDR 50 million, a subsidiary of four months in prison and a replacement money of IDR 471.3 million, a subsidiary of two years in prison, while the deposit of IDR 603 million was confiscated for the state.

The panel of judges postponed the trial until weeks with the agenda of hearing the defendants' defense through their legal advisers.