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PDIP unimpeachable despite becoming suspects, KPK provides clarification

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KPK Responds to PDIP‘s Hasto Kristiyanto: Compliance Expected from Party Leaders

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has responded to Sekjen PDIP Hasto Kristiyanto’s statement, wherein he asserted that he would comply with the law following his designation as a suspect. KPK chief Tessa Mahardhika commented that Hasto’s response is in line with his role as a senior party member.

"I believe that is an ideal response from him, as the secretary general of one of the largest parties in Indonesia," Tessa said at the KPK offices in Jakarta on Friday (27/12/2024).

Tessa added that Hasto’s actions should set an example for others involved in similar cases. "It could set a precedent for other parties involved in corruption cases to cooperate and comply with the law," he said.

The KPK is confident that Hasto will not interference with the investigation process. "If he were to do so, it would contradict his previous statement claiming he would comply with the law," Tessa said.

Previously, Hasto Kristiyanto spoke out after being named a suspect in a case involving alleged bribery related to the replacement of the RKU of former KPU Commissioner Wahyu Setiawan. Hasto stated that PDIP would respect the KPK’s decision, emphasizing the party’s commitment to the rule of law.

"PDIP is a party that upholds the supremacy of the law. I have consistently criticized the suppression of democracy, the silencing of the people’s voice, and the oppression of the people by authoritarian power," Hasto said in a video statement received on Thursday (26/12).

Hasto also expressed his understanding of the potential risks he would face. "I understand the various risks that I may face," he said.

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Preparing Dozens of Videos Alleging Corruption Among National Leaders

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Breaking: PDIP Spokesperson Teases Shocking Videos Exposing Alleged Corruption Involving High-Ranking Officials

In a startling revelation, Guntur Romli, the spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Indonesia (PDIP), has hinted at the impending release of a series of videos that promise to expose alleged corruption involving high-ranking officials. These videos, prepared by PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto, are expected to send shockwaves through Indonesia’s political landscape and significantly alter the public’s perception of the country’s graft-fighting efforts.

According to Guntur, these videos are not merely unsubstantiated claims but are accompanied by compelling evidence. He expressed confidence that their release would not only astonish but also transform the discourse surrounding corruption in Indonesia. Guntur has already viewed several of these videos, describing the contents as both astonishing and damning.

The impending release of these videos comes hot on the heels of Hasto Kristiyanto being named a suspect in a case involving vote-buying for the 2019 Indonesian legislative elections. The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) announced Hasto’s status as a suspect on December 24, 2024, citing his alleged role in facilitating a covert agreement between Harun Masiku and Wahyu Setiawan, a member of the General Elections Commission (KPU).

In his Instagram post on Thursday evening, Guntur cryptically referred to the initial video as merely the beginning, with many more lurid details about the alleged graft waiting in the wings. He suggested that these videos would not only reveal the names of high-ranking officials but also present irrefutable evidence of their involvement in corrupt activities.

As the country braces for the potential fallout from these videos, one thing is clear: the political landscape in Indonesia is about to get even more intriguing. Stay tuned for more developments in this unfolding story.

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Ex-Head of PoliceFONT: Sukho Hasto Named Suspect by Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission

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JAKARTA – Sekjen PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto, Finally Speaks Out After Being Named a Suspect by KPK

In a turn of events, Hasto Kristiyanto, the Secretary General of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP), has broken his silence after being named a suspect by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). Hasto was accused of involvement in the Harun Masiku case, suspected of bribery in a move to replace GNU candidate Riezky Aprilia with Harun Masiku. Here’s what he had to say.

Compliance with the Law

In a video released on Thursday (26/12), Hasto addressed his status as a suspect, stating that he will comply with the law and continue to advocate for the truth. "As a citizen who loves and is proud of the entire Indonesian nation, upon being named a suspect by KPK, PDIP’s stance is to respect KPK’s decision. We are law-abiding citizens," said Hasto.

Hasto emphasized that PDIP is a party that upholds the supremacy of the law. He also touched upon his previous criticisms regarding the need to uphold democracy. "PDIP is a party that upholds the supremacy of the law. From the start, when I criticized how democracy should be upheld, how the voice of the people cannot be ignored, how the rule of law cannot be turned off, and how authoritarian power that oppresses its people must be stopped," he said.

He added, "I understand the various risks I will face."

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PDIP Deputy Secretary General Indicted by KPK; Mahfud MD Reacts

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Former Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal, and Security Affairs Mahfud MD Refrains from Commenting on Hasto Kristiyanto‘s Status as Suspect in KPK Case

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Mantan Menko Polhukam Mahfud MD chose not to comment on the decision by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to name Hasto Kristiyanto, the Secretary-General of Indonesia’s Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP), as a suspect in the Harun Masiku case. Mahfud asserted that this matter falls within the jurisdiction of the KPK and law enforcement agencies, and should be dealt with according to legal procedures.

"I have no opinion on this matter. It’s the KPK’s and law enforcement’s prerogative. Let it be handled legally," said Mahfud at the MMD Initiative Office in Jakarta on Thursday (26/12).

Mahfud emphasized the importance of transparency in handling the case and invited the public to hold him accountable if the case is perceived to have political undertones. "If it’s seen as political, then please, let’s make it public," he added.

Mahfud was previously nominated by PDIP as the vice-presidential candidate for the 2024 presidential election, partnering with Ganjar Pranowo. However, they lost to the incumbent Prabowo Subianto-Gibran Rakabuming Raka pair.

KPK named Hasto a suspect in two cases. The first involves the bribery of PDIP legislative candidate Harun Masiku to Komisioner KPU 2017-2022 Wahyu Setiawan. The second relates to an obstruction of justice case, where Hasto allegedly instructed Harun to flee and destroy evidence.

Recently, Hasto stated that PDIP respects the ongoing legal process, but also linked the case to the party’s critical stance towards President Jokowi’s administration.

TAGS: Mahfud MD, Hasto Kristiyanto, PDIP, KPK, Harun Masiku, Corruption, Politics, Indonesia

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"From Suspect to Power Seeker: Hasto’s Allegations Expose PDIP’s Ambitions"

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Title: PDI Perjuangan: Hasto Kristiyanto Warns of Power-Hungry Figures After Official’s Dismissal

In a stern warning, Sekjen PDI Perjuangan (PDIP) Hasto Kristiyanto has spoken out about power-hungry figures within the party who harbor ambitions to extend presidential terms beyond constitutional limits. This comes on the heels of a high-ranking party member being labeled a suspect in a corruption case involving Harun Masiku.

Without naming the individual, Hasto commented on the situation, drawing attention to the potential disregard for Indonesia’s constitution. "When various intimidation attempts surface, aiming to prevent the removal of a figure with power-hungry ambitions, it seems the constitution is at risk of being violated," Hasto stated.

He further warned about efforts to stretch presidential terms beyond two periods or to amend the constitution to allow for longer durations. "This threatens our democratic principles and the rule of law," he added.

Hasto, who initially criticized the enforcement of democracy and the suppression of citizens’ voices, drew parallels between current PDIP members and the party’s founding principles. He quoted from Cindy Adams’ biography of Bung Karno, suggesting that party members should be prepared to face persecution and imprisonment for their beliefs.

Hasto also addressed the intimidation tactics employed by those trying to silence him, including the use of law enforcement and the manipulation of state resources for political gain. He assured the public that PDIP will not back down in its defense of democratic values and the supremacy of law.

Despite not naming the implicated figure, speculation is rife that Hasto is referring to Joko Widodo, the former president who was recently ousted from PDIP. Jokowi, along with his son Gibran Rakabuming Raka, and son-in-law Bobby Nasution, were all recently dismissed from the party. Jokowi maintained that he is not involved in the corruption case and has retired from politics.

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Key KPK Investigator Names Yasonna as Vital Witness in Harun Masiku Case

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Headline: Former KPK Prosecutor Supports Travel Ban on Yasonna Laoly, Calls Him Key Witness in Harun Masiku Bribery Case

Subhead: Yudi Purnomo applauds KPK’s move, as PDIP denies Yasonna’s involvement in the case.

In a recent turn of events, Yudi Purnomo, a former corruption prosecutor from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), has expressed his support for the travel ban imposed on Yasonna Laoly, the former Minister of Law and Human Rights. This move follows the KPK’s recent decision to bar two PDIP politicians, Yasonna and Hasto Kristiyanto, from leaving the country. The ban was implemented after Hasto was named a suspect in a bribery case involving Harun Masiku.

In an official statement, Yudi praised the KPK’s action, asserting that Yasonna is a crucial witness in the Harun Masiku case. "Yasonna is a key witness in this case, and as such, he should be restricted from traveling," Yudi stated. He further requested the Ministry of Immigration to formally notify both Hasto and Yasonna about the ban, and to confiscate their passports for the next six months.

Yudi, who served as the last investigator in the case before the suspects were named, emphasized that preventing key witnesses from leaving the country is within the purview of the investigation team. He also noted that similar restrictions could be applied to other individuals if new evidence surfaces in the case.

The KPK’s move to bar Yasonna and Hasto from traveling came after Hasto was named a suspect in the alleged bribery of KPU Commissioner Wahyu Setiawan. Hasto is also accused of hindering the investigation by instructing Harun Masiku to flee and attempting to destroy evidence by damaging a mobile phone.

However, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) has distanced itself from the allegations, expressing concern over Yasonna’s inclusion in the travel ban. Chico Hakim, a PDIP spokesperson, stated that the party was dismayed by the KPK’s action, stressing that Yasonna’s involvement in the case is not clear. Chico emphasized the party’s commitment to upholding professionalism and preventing politicization of the legal process. While respecting the ongoing judicial proceedings against Hasto and Yasonna, PDIP reiterated its trust in the legal system.

As the investigation into the Harun Masiku bribery case continues, all eyes remain on the KPK’s next moves and the potential impact on the political landscape in Indonesia. The travel ban on Yasonna Laoly and Hasto Kristiyanto serves as a reminder of the commission’s commitment to holding those accountable for corruption, regardless of their political affiliations.

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Indonesian businessman Donny Tri Istiomah Indicted: Alleged Rp 100s Billion Embezzlement by Harun Masiku

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Donny Tri Istiomah Charged: Reports of Multi-Billion Rupiah Misappropriation by Harun Masiku

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**Siapkan 400 Juta untuk Suap, KPK's Harun Masiku Case”>Donny Tri Istiqomah Pasti ke Penjara?

Donny Tri Istiqomah (DIT), tangan kanan Sekjen PDI-P Hasto Kristiyanto yang terjerat dalam kasus pencucian uang Harun Masiku, mengaku pernah menerima uang sebesar Rp400 juta untuk mengef septentr KPU Merah Putih 2024. Uang itu’é dititipkan oleh seorang staf DPP PDI-P yang telah dikonfirmasi oleh Pak Harun.

“Pernah, emang si infaq itu ada satu yang diblokir. Punye Mas Kusnadi, udah kami ta hoyong ke Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK), kan?” ujar DIT di gedung KPK, Senin (24/12/2024).

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“Mengetahui. N könyvya semuanya permintaan, zeton serta. Tapi gusur biasa, uang untuk emberan들과 bapaknya.” ujar DIT.

DIT juga mengaku memiliki peran dalam menyarankan Harun Masiku keintensif jika ingin mencalonkan diri dalam DPR. Ia menghubungi variasi legal untuk mengikuti penggantian antarwaktu (PAW) Anggota DPR.

“Emang, politik itu kedengarankya.ный sandang, enggak hati-hati kan, gusur Tanaka tropaknya kena PAW. ” ujar DIT.

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The Novel Unveils: KPK Investigators Sanctioned After Harun Masiku OTT

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Mystery Surrounds Arrest Attempt: KPK‘s Hunt for Harun Masiku and the Unanswered Questions

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Hasto Kristiyanto’s designation as a suspect in the PDI Perjuangan corruption case raises more questions than answers, particularly surrounding the botched arrest and alleged intimidation of investigators.

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JAKARTA — The designation of PDI Perjuangan’s Sekretaris Jenderal Hasto Kristiyanto as a suspect has left more questions than answers, with one of the most intriguing being the failed arrest operation (Operasi Tangkap Tangan, or OTT) by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) on January 8, 2020.

The KPK team managed to arrest eight individuals and designated four as suspects, including Wahyu Setiawan and PDIP cadre Saeful Bahri. However, the operation’s success was overshadowed by several perplexing events. One key figure, Harun Masiku, managed to evade arrest and remains at large.

Novel Baswedan, who was with the KPK at the time, revealed that the team faced intimidation during the operation. "When the KPK team was conducting the OTT, they were intimidated by certain individuals, and Firli (Firli Bahuri) and his team just stood by," Novel told Kompas.com.

But the challenges didn’t stop there. After the arrests, the investigators faced sanctions from Firli Bahuri, the then-KPK chairman. Novel claimed that Firli prevented the team from continuing their investigation, suggesting that they couldn’t be "controlled."

The consequences were severe. Rossa Purbo Bekti, the lead investigator, was recalled to the police but could not be absorbed due to ongoing KPK duties. A public prosecutor and several workers from the Directorate of Public Complaints (Dumas) were also reassigned.

Novel suspects that powerful figures within the party are involved in the case against Harun Masiku. "I believe the search for Harun Masiku is only skin deep," Novel said. "Only Firli and his team know the truth."

As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: the case surrounding Hasto Kristiyanto’s designation as a suspect is far from straightforward. With unanswered questions and alleged interference, the KPK faces an uphill battle in uncovering the truth and bringing those responsible to justice.

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PDIP Official in Soroti Implicated, KPK: Room for Discussion

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PDIP Denies Involvement of Hasto Kristiyanto in Harun Masiku Bribery Case, KPK Stands by Evidence

In a recent development, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) has vehemently denied any involvement of its Secretary General, Hasto Kristiyanto, in the Harun Masiku bribery case. The party asserts that there is no concrete evidence linking Kristiyanto to the case, echoing sentiments shared by party officials during a press conference held after Kristiyanto was named a suspect in the case.

The party’s stance was echoed by Tessa Mahardhika, the spokesperson for the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), who acknowledged the Party’s opinion but maintained that the commission’s stance is firm and based on strong evidence. Mahardhika stated, "KPK appreciates all opinions and criticisms, but we will not engage in political discourse. In the realm of law, we have robust evidence."

Meanwhile, PDIP’S Secretary General, Ronny Talapessy, reinforced the party’s position, stating, "The bribery case against Harun Masiku has been finalized in court and is legally binding. All convicts have already served their sentences, including those involved in the case."

Talapessy also highlighted that after evaluating all evidence presented during the trials, from the Court of Corruption to the cassation level, no concrete evidence linked Hasto Kristiyanto to the case. He emphasized, "No evidence has been presented to tie our party’s Secretary General to the Wahyu Setiawan bribery case or the Harun Masiku case that has already been settled."

In response to PDIP’s claims, KPK has stuck to its stance, insisting that it has substantial evidence to support its case against Kristiyanto. The commission has further invited all parties to wait for the upcoming trial to evaluate the strength of the evidence presented.

This developing story underscores the intricate interaction between politics and law in Indonesia, where high-ranking officials are often under public scrutiny. As the trial progresses, Indonesian citizens eagerly await further developments in this case.

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Yasonna Laoly Era’s Immigration Data Delays Linked to Harun Masiku’s Case

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Title: The Mysterious Return of Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Still Using Sekjen PDI-P's Phone to Investigate Harun Masiku Case</strong></p>”>Harun Masiku: A Timeline of Events

The return of Harun Masiku was a contentious issue in 2020. Here’s a timeline of events surrounding his questionable re-entry into Indonesia, involving then-Minister of Law and Human Rights, Yasonna Laoly.

January 9, 2020: Harun Masiku, a key figure in a corruption case involving timeoured favouritism among House of Representatives (DPR) members, was declared a suspect by Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

January 16, 2020: Minister of Law and Human Rights, Yasonna Laoly, confirmed that Harun Masiku had not returned to Indonesia, contrary to earlier reports.

January 22, 2020: A paradox unfolded when Director General of Immigration, Ronny Franky Sompie, announced an inconsistency in information regarding Harun Masiku’s whereabouts. He revealed that Harun had indeed returned to Jakarta on January 7, 2020.

Civil servants’ confusion deepened as Ronny admitted to a ‘delay’ in data processing at Terminal 2, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, where Harun was captured on CCTV upon arrival. Ronny elaborated on this revelation on January 19, 2020.

January 24, 2020: Parrying accusations of resistance, Ronny asserted, "We are open to corrections. We don’t lie, and we don’t manipulate data."

January 28, 2020: Amidst the turmoil, Ronny was relieved of his duties, becoming the first official to confirm Harun’s return. Yasonna rationalized this move as an attempt to circumvent potential conflicts of interest during an independent investigation.

January 29, 2020: Yasonna assembled an independent team, involving the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo), National Encryption Agency (BSSN), Police Criminal Investigation Unit (Bareskrim Mabes Polri), and Kemenkum HAM’s Inspection General, to scrutinize the data inconsistencies.

Yasonna emphasized, "I don’t want people to think I’m manipulating information. I’m not that rash yet."

Summary of Ronny’s Tenure: Ronny’s tenure as Director General of Immigration spanned approximately five years, from August 2015 to January 2020. After his removal, Yasonna appointed Irjen Jhoni Ginting as the acting Director General.

Timeline’s Aftermath: Yasonna was later prevented from traveling abroad by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

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