The Case Of Alleged Misappropriation Of The Gumilang Panji Zakat Fund Will Be Transferred To The Criminal Investigation Unit Of The Police

Karo Penmas, Police Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Ahmad Ramadhan (Rizky AP/VOI)

The National Police said that the handling of the alleged misappropriation of zakat funds involving the leadership of the Al Zaytun Islamic Boarding School, Panji Gumilang, would be transferred to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. Although, currently the case is still being handled by the Indramayu Police. "This case will be transferred to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police through the West Java Regional Police," said Karo Penmas, Police Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Ahmad Ramadhan, to reporters, Thursday, July 20. The delegation of handling the case was only carried out after the initial evidence was deemed complete. So, currently the Indramayu Police are still collecting evidence and clues. The plan is that the investigative team will ask for information from the reporting party today. "That the Indramayu Police will today ask for information on the reporter and witnesses and will ask for other supporting evidence," said Ramadhan. Panji Gumilang was policed by the Indramayu Sue Forum (FIM) to the Indramayu Police on Monday, July 17. In the report, there were two preliminary pieces of evidence attached in the form of screenshot photos. The evidence will be investigated to prove the allegations reported. "Screenshot video coverage of a National TV journalist brother AW with brother A," he said. "Screenshot in the Democracy Records event broadcast by National TV on the event with the female sister of LS as the former guardian of the Santri Al Zaytun," continued Ramadhan. Meanwhile, Panji Gumilang was also policed on suspicion of blasphemy. The case is being handled by the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police.

The status of the case has also been upgraded to the investigation stage. However, until now no suspect has been named. In fact, the head of the Al Zaytun Islamic Boarding School was also suspected of being involved in the Money Laundering (TPPU) crime.