The Head Of The Grogol Selatan Sub-district Was Proven To Have Violated Procedures When Issuing An Electronic ID Card, Djoko Tjandra

Electronic ID card illustration (Indra Hendriana / VOI)

JAKARTA - The Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta has officially deactivated the Head of South Grogol Urban Village, Asep Subah, because he was proven to have provided electronic ID card issuance services to Djoko Tjandra, who was a fugitive in the Cessie Bank Bali case since 2009.

DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan said that from the results of the investigation by the Inspectorate of DKI Jakarta Province, Asep was proven to have violated procedures.

"The Inspectorate's investigation report has been completed and it is clear that the person concerned has violated the procedure for issuing the electronic KTP. This is fatal and should not have happened. The person concerned has been deactivated and a further investigation will be carried out," Anies said as quoted from his written statement on Sunday, 12 July.

Anies said in the investigation report that Asep Subah stated as the Head of South Grogol Urban Village, he was proven to have an active role and passed his duties and functions in issuing the KTP.

In the report received by Anies, Asep is said to have had a meeting with a lawyer named Anita Kolopaking last May at his official residence. During the meeting, Anita, who is Djoko Tjandra's lawyer, asked Asep to check the residence status of his client.

Furthermore, Asep asked the operators of the Satpel Population and Civil Registration (Dukcapil) of Grogol Selatan Village to check population data.

Then, on June 8, Asep received and escorted Djoko Tjandra's group as an applicant to the biometric recording site. At that time, he also met officers from the Satpel Population and Civil Registration in his sub-district.

During the meeting, he asked the operator to provide electronic KTP issuance services on behalf of Joko Sugiarto Tjandra by simply showing Djoko's ID card and family card stored in his cell phone.

During the process of issuing an electronic KTP, Asep also accompanied the operator and even sat next to him. After the KTP was printed, Asep received it for the first time and handed it over to Djoko Tjandra.

For his actions, Asep is said to have made the operators of the Satpel Population and Civil Registration of Grogol Selatan Village not carry out the standard operating procedures (SOPs) stipulated in the issuance of electronic KTPs. This is because the operator admitted they were reluctant when the incident took place.

From the results of the report, Anies then asked all parties to carry out the predetermined standards related to population administration. "The lesson for all is that all are safe, so always obey procedures. That's the best protection," he said.

"Provide the best, fastest service, but do not violate procedures and do not reduce requirements, especially in matters of population administration," he added.

As is known, suddenly Djoko Tjandra made a scene in this country again. Djoko Tjandra has been a fugitive in the Cessie Bank Bali case since 2009. After being slippery like an eel, Joko shocked the public again because he was known to have entered Indonesia and submitted a case review (PK) related to his case at the South Jakarta District Court.

It is known that Djoko Tjandra has been a fugitive in the Cessie Bank Bali case since 2009. After being slippery like an eel, Joko shocked the public again after it was discovered that he had entered Indonesia and filed a Judicial Review (PK) regarding his case at the South Jakarta District Court.

The news about the submission of a judicial review (PK) made by Joko Tjandra was confirmed by Attorney General ST Burhanuddin some time ago and delivered in a joint working meeting with Commission III of the DPR RI.

Although he confirmed the registration, Burhanuddin did not know for sure whether Djoko was present at the PK submission. Even so, he said he had ordered his staff to make arrests if Djoko was to attend the trial later. "For PK, the requirement is to attend and when we attend we will make arrests," said Burhanuddin, Monday, June 29.