The Attorney General's Office Will Examine Members III Of The BPK Regarding Allegations Of BTS Corruption Cases

Photo of the AGO Building (DOK: Attorney General's Office)

JAKARTA - The Attorney General's Office (AGO) will examine Member III of the Financial Audit Agency (BPK) Achsanul Qosasi (AQ) regarding the alleged corruption of the 4G Base Transceiver Station (BTS) at BAKTI Kominfo.

Article 24 contains 'Police action against BPK members for the examination of a case was carried out by order of the Attorney General after first obtaining the President's written approval.

This provision requires the investigative team to follow the formal legal procedures that must be fulfilled, the investigative team through the Attorney General has sent a letter to the President, so that at this time the AGO must wait for the approval to summon brother AQ as a witness. "I am sure that the President and Attorney General's commitment in terms of eradicating corruption is the same, wanting all problems that developed in the trial to be resolved, as previously stated, whoever is involved, we will clarify so that it does not cause polemics in the media and society, whether later we can develop it again, we will wait for the results of the investigation, the investigation is still ongoing," said Ketut. Previously, in the trial of this case, the Jakarta Corruption Court, President Director of PT Mora Telematika Indonesia Galumbang Menak Simanjuntak said the name of Achsanul Qosasi (AQ), who is a member of the III Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) RI, when examined as a defendant in the BTS corruption case.