Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) uncovered new evidence in the ongoing bribery case regarding the unblocking of building use rights (HGB) for Summarecon in Bogor, West Java, following a targeted raid on the Bekasi residence of Ministry of ATR/BPN Director General Lampri on Friday, September 18, 2026. According to KPK Spokesperson Budi Prasetyo, investigators seized electronic chat evidence and documents detailing alleged money flows linked to the land dispute.
Expanding Raids and Seized Evidence in ATR/BPN Bribery Scandal
The raid on Lampri’s home in Jatiwaringin, Bekasi, follows a series of sweeping searches conducted by KPK investigators across corporate and ministerial offices. According to Budi Prasetyo, investigators previously searched the office of PT Summarecon Agung Tbk in East Jakarta on the same day, seizing SHGB documents, financial records tied to PT Kencana Jayaproperti Agung (PT KCJA), and electronic evidence concerning the disputed Bogor land block. Prior to that, on Thursday, September 17, 2026, anti-graft agents raided three separate directorate general rooms inside the Ministry of ATR/BPN headquarters: the Office of the Director General of Land and Spatial Control and Enforcement, the Office of the Director General of Land and Spatial Survey and Mapping, and the Office of the Director General of Land Rights and Registration.
Beyond the primary HGB unblocking scheme, investigators are examining potential internal corruption involving job promotions, rotations, and mutations within the Ministry. Budi Prasetyo stated that authorities are reviewing whether certain payments handled by officials relate to broader land administration services. The agency previously secured Rp 106.3 billion in connection with the case, marking a massive financial seizure for an operation of this scale.
Did You Know? The Rp 106.3 billion seized by the KPK in this investigation marks the largest sum ever recovered through an OTT KPK in the agency’s history.
Eight Suspects Implicated in Bogor Land Dispute Case
The KPK has formally named eight individuals as suspects in the bribery and gratification scandal. The roster includes Lampri (LMP) as Director General of Land and Spatial Control and Enforcement at ATR/BPN; Sontang Coin Manurung (SON) as Head of the Bogor Regency Land Office I; and Adrianto Pitojo Adi (ADR) as Director Utama (Dirut) of PT Summarecon Agung Tbk. Five private individuals are also implicated, including Rizal Pahlevi (LEV), alongside four figures identified in reporting as people trusted by Ministry of ATR/BPN Minister Nusron Wahid: Arif Sugiyanto (ARF), Fahd El Fouz or Fahd A Rafiq (FEZ), Erwin (ERW), and Muhammad Fakhry (MF).
Corporate communications representatives for PT Summarecon Agung Tbk, including Rulli Lazuardi, stated that the company respects the ongoing legal process and stands ready to cooperate with investigators. Meanwhile, Ministry of ATR/BPN Deputy Minister Ossy Dermawan affirmed that the ministry supports the legal proceedings conducted by law enforcement authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggered the recent searches by the KPK?
The searches form part of an ongoing investigation into a bribery and gratification scheme concerning the unblocking of building use rights (HGB) for Summarecon in Bogor, West Java.
Which officials and corporate figures have been named as suspects?
The KPK has designated eight suspects, including ATR/BPN Director General Lampri, Bogor Regency Land Office I Head Sontang Coin Manurung, Summarecon Director Utama Adrianto Pitojo Adi, private party Rizal Pahlevi, and four associates identified as Arif Sugiyanto, Fahd El Fouz, Erwin, and Muhammad Fakhry.
What evidence was recovered during the raids?
According to KPK Spokesperson Budi Prasetyo, investigators seized SHGB documents, financial records linked to PT Summarecon and PT KCJA, electronic communication regarding money flows, and electronic evidence concerning land dispute blockages.
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