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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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“Accused of Political Meddling: Respect the Legal Process

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Rise in Political Tensions: Gerindra‘s Maruarar Backs KPK, PDIP Alleges Politicization

Jakarta, Indonesia – Maruarar Sirait, a high-profile politician from the Great Indonesia Movement Party (Gerindra), has responded to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) naming PDIP’s secretary-general, Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in a case involving former General Elections Commission (KPU) commissioner, Wahyu Setiawan. Maruarar emphasized the importance of respecting the legal process.

Maruarar, also known as ‘Ara’,stated, "I believe we should respect the legal process," during an interview at his residence in the Menteng area of Jakarta. He reiterated Indonesia’s status as a nation of laws, stressing the importance of allowing legal processes to run their course.

Regarding the ongoing ‘Capture Harun Masiku’ challenge, Maruarar expressed confidence that the nation could apprehend the legendary criminal. "If anyone can capture him, then certainly, this nation can apprehend Harun Masiku," he said.

PDIP spokesman, Chico Hakim, however, has accused certain parties of attempting to disrupt and sink PDIP’s reputation regarding Hasto’s nomination as a suspect. "There’s a strong political motivation in this case," Chico told reporters. "The fact that two suspects in the BI CSR case were initially cleared is evidence of that. There’s a clear effort to hinder PDI Perjuangan and even take it over."

KPK, meanwhile, dismissed allegations of politicization, insisting that Hasto’s nomination as a suspect was purely a matter of law enforcement. "The decision to name Hasto a suspect is solely based on legal considerations," said KPK chairman Setyo Budiyanto at a press conference in Jakarta.

The political landscape remains tense as Indonesia prepares for the upcoming PDIP Congress, with both parties keeping a close eye on developments and any potential disruptions. The nation awaits further updates on this evolving story.

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Why Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission Charges PDIP’s Hasto as a Suspect in Harun Masiku Case

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KPK Explains Delay in Naming PDIP‘s Hasto Kristiyanto as Suspect in Corruption Case

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The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has explained why it took nearly five years to name Secretary-General of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP), Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in a corruption case involving the replacement of a member of the General Election Commission (KPU).

KPK Chairman, Setyo Budiyanto, said the reason was that the agency was thorough in gathering sufficient evidence before making the decision. "

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"StatementStorm: PDIP’s Stance After High-Ranking Member Named Suspect by KPK"

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PDIP Reacts to Hasto’s Ternaksa Status, Megawati’s Statement Confirmed

Jakarta, Dec 24th 2024 – The PDIP party swiftly held a press conference following the KPK‘s (Corruption Eradication Commission) designation of its Secretary-General, Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in an alleged bribery case involving a former KPU (General Election Commission) commissioner, Wahyu Setiawan.

The press conference was held at the PDIP Central Executive Board’s (CEB) office in Jakarta on Tuesday (24/12/2024) evening. PDIP’s CEB Chairman, Ronny Talapessy, along with other party leaders, addressed the media.

PDIP’s Key Statements:

  1. Legal Status: PDIP asserts that the bribery case has concluded in court and is legally binding, with the convicted parties having served their sentences. PDIP claims that no evidence connects Hasto to the case.

  2. "Diawut-awut" Confirmation: PDIP believes the designation of Hasto as a suspect validates Megawati Soekarnoputri’s statement from earlier this month, in which she mentioned that PDIP would face disorder (Diawut-awut) regarding its VI Congress.

  3. Political Interference: PDIP views this legal development as political interference and forced prosecution. They contend that the case aims to gain public sympathy through the premature release of confidential documents.

  4. Cooperation and Previous Statements: PDIP reassures the public that Hasto will cooperate fully with the KPK. They point out that Megawati had previously hinted at Hasto’s impending designation as a suspect in a podcast hosted by Akbar Faisal.

  5. Presidential and Party Issues: Ronny implies that Hasto’s designation as a suspect is retaliation for PDIP’s stance against democratic erosion during President Joko Widodo’s tenure and its recent decision to expel members suspected of undermining democracy. He expresses regret over the premature disclosure of confidential documents.

  6. Megawati’s Statement and Congress: PDIP interprets Megawati’s previous statement of PDIP facing disorder (Diawut-awut) as a warning about potential disruption during the VI Congress.

  7. Hasto’s Cooperation: PDIP confirms that Hasto will fully cooperate with the KPK’s investigation. No new evidence linking Hasto to the case has been presented, according to Ronny.

  8. KPK’s Allegations: The KPK alleges that Hasto played a crucial role in the bribery case, facilitating the placement of Harun Masiku as a legislative candidate in South Sumatra, despite him being from South Sulawesi. This allegedly allowed Masiku to amass votes and replace the late Nazarudin Kiemas as a PDIP representative in the DPR. The KPK claims that Hasto actively frustrated Rizky Aprilia’s candidacy.

PDIP maintains that Hasto’s actions rested on his commitment to party principles and democracy, not criminal intent. The party extends its full support to Hasto as he faces these allegations.

Keywords: PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto, KPK, Wahyu Setiawan, Megawati Soekarnoputri, Politics, Bribery

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Latest 10 Suspects Named in KPK’s Harun Masiku Case

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Breaking News: Top 10 Updates after Hasto Kristiyanto Named Suspect in KPK Harun Masiku Case

Jakarta, Indonesia – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has officially named Sekretaris Jenderal (Sekjen) of PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in a bribery case involving former KPU commissioner, Wahyu Setiawan. Here are the top 10 latest updates related to the case of attempting to get Harun Masiku into the DPR.

1. Hasto Named Suspect in Bribery Case
The KPK has officially named Hasto as a suspect in the bribery case against Wahyu Setiawan. Hasto is suspected under Article 5 paragraph (1) letter a or b, or Article 13 of the Corruption Law, in conjunction with Article 55(1) of the Criminal Code.

2. Hasto Also Suspect in Obstructing Investigation

Aside from the bribery case, Hasto is also a suspect in obstructing the investigation. This is stated in the Letter of Decision of the investigation on December 23, 2024.

3. Another Suspect: Donny Tri Istiqomah
Another suspect named in the case is Donny Tri Istiqomah (DTI), an attorney and member of PDIP’s DPP legal team. DTI is suspected of giving gifts or promising gifts to Wahyu Setiawan in exchange for helping Harun Masiku become an MP.

4. Hasto’s Roles in the Case
KPK Chairman Setyo Budiyanto revealed that Hasto, Harun Masiku, and their associates were suspected of bribing Wahyu Setiawan and Agustiani Tio. Hasto played a crucial role in placing Harun Masiku on the Dapil 1 Sumatera Selatan list to replace Nazarudin Kiemas, who had died, against the original plan to replace him with Riezky Aprilia.

5. Hasto’s Efforts to Block Riezky’s Candidacy
Hasto sent Saeful Bahri to convince Riezky Aprilia to step down and let Harun Masiku take her place. After Riezky refused, Hasto also withheld Riezky’s inauguration letter.

6. Hasto Met Wahyu Setiawan in 2019
KPK revealed that Hasto met with Wahyu Setiawan on August 31, 2019, to request that two of his proposals be granted.

7. Hasto Instructed Harun Masiku to Submerge His Phone and Flee
Hasto reportedly ordered his staff to call Harun Masiku and instruct him to submerge his phone in water and flee on January 8, 2020, before a planned KPK raid. Furthermore, Hasto also ordered his staff to dispose of a phone belonging to one of his subordinates to avoid detection by KPK.

**8. Hasto Influenced Witnesses’
Testimony
KPK suspected that Hasto influenced and pressured witnesses in the case not to reveal the truth.

9. Part of the Bribe Money Came from Hasto
The KPK investigation revealed that a portion of the bribe money came from Hasto.

10. Hasto’s Travel Restrictions
Following Hasto’s designation as a suspect, the KPK imposed travel restrictions on him and other related parties for the next six months.

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Legal Expert Values KPK’s Tactics in Tracking Down Suspect Harun Masiku

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Prof. Hibnu Nugroho: KPK‘s Hasto Kristiyanto Tersangka Designation Part of corruption-eradication-commission-kpk-still-using-sekjen-pdi-ps-phone-to-investigate-harun-masiku-case/” title=”<p><strong>Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Still Using Sekjen PDI-P's Phone to Investigate Harun Masiku Case</strong></p>”>Harun Masiku Probe Strategy

Jakarta, Dec 24 – Prof. Hibnu Nugroho, the Dean of Law at Universitas Jenderal Soedirman (Unsoed), shed light on the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK)’s designation of Sekjen PDIP Hasto Kristiyanto as a suspect. Prof. Hibnu believes this move is part of KPK’s strategy to trace the whereabouts of Harun Masiku.

"Perhaps this is part of KPK’s strategy to obtain information about Harun Masiku," Prof. Hibnu said in an interview. "We hope that during the trial, we will gain information about Harun Masiku’s whereabouts – whether he is still alive or not."

Prof. Hibnu added, "This seems to be a legal action aimed at unraveling the mystery surrounding Harun Masiku, as he remains at large."

However, Prof. Hibnu raised questions about the timing of KPK’s announcement regarding the bribery of former KPU commissioner Wahyu Setiawan. He pointed out that Wahyu is already free from punishment, and it’s unusual for the designator to be far from the designated.

"Pemberinya ini kan dugaannya dia (Hasto) pemberi, bersama itu (Harun), nah ini memang suatu penegak hukum yang ada mulur-mulur, harusnya kan ketika pemberi sudah diputus ya penerimanya, pertanyaannya kenapa sekarang baru dilakukan seperti ini," said Prof. Hibnu.

He also emphasized the need for KPK to remain professional and wrap up the case soon. "Kasus ini juga belum kadaluwarsa, baru mungkin 3 atau 4 tahun karena delik suap, penyuap dan penerima harus ada. Nggak mungkin penerima udah dihukum masa penyuapnya tidak. Siapa penyuapnya? Nah di sini saya kira harus detail, tapi cuma harus ditegaskan kenapa baru sekarang, kenapa tidak dulu-dulu, kalau kasus-kasus lain kan langsung cluster penerima, dan cluster pemberi gitu," he said.

The KPK named Hasto Kristiyanto as a suspect in a case involving corruption related to the manipulation of legislative elections, as per Sprin.Dik/153/DIK.00/01/12/2024. Hasto was charged under Articles 5(1)a or 5(1)b or 13 of the Corruption Eradication Law.

In a separate development, KPK announced Hasto Kristiyanto as a suspect in aiding and abetting the escape of Harun Masiku. KPK also clarified Hasto’s role in the scandal, highlighting his involvement in manipulating the electoral list to include Harun Masiku as a candidate.

In the 2019 legislative elections, Harun Masiku obtained 5,878 votes, far less than PDIP’s Rizky Aprilia who got 44,402 votes. Hasto allegedly attempted to hinder Rizky’s chances of becoming an MP by replacing her with Harun Masiku.

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The Futility ofPoliticizing the Deputy Secretary-General PDIP Case

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Habib: Debat Kasus Hasto Kristiyanto Sia-Sia, Fokus Pada Pembuktian Batu

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Wakil Ketua Umum Partai Gerindra, Habiburokhman, mengatakan publik tak perlu terlibat dalam perdebatan tentang dugaan politisasi hukum menyangkut kasus suap yang melibatkan Sekjen PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto. Menurutnya, perdebatan ini sia-sia karena sangat subjektif.

"Kita tidak perlu mendebat apakah kasus ini berlatar belakang politis atau tidak, karena hal itu bisa sangat subjektif. Tidak ada manfaatnya untuk melakukandebatan tersebut," kata Habiburrokhman tidak lama lalu.

Ketua Komisi III DPR menghormati keputusan Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK) yang menetapkan Hasto sebagai tersangka. Ia mengatakan KPK telah menjalankan wewenangnya menurut aturan.

Namun, Habiburrokhman juga menghormati hak Hasto untuk melakukan pembelaan terkait kasus tersebut.

"Kami menghormati sikap KPK, tetapi kita juga menghormati hak Hasto untuk melakukan pembelaan berdasarkan ketentuan perundang-undangan yang berlaku," ujarnie.

Prev signifies that the examination of the case should be carried out openly and transparently. Menurutnya, semua tuduhan dan bantahan harus disampaikan dengan alat bukti yang sesuai ketentuan hukum.

"Semua tuduhan berikut juga bantahan harus dibuktikan dengan alat bukti yang sesuai ketentuan hukum yang berlaku," має Habiburrokhman.

menerangkan Hasto Kristiyanto sebagai tersangka suap penggantian antar-waktu (PAW) anggota DPR ke komisioner KPU yang melibatkan Harun Masiku, Selasa sore. Penetapan Hasto sebagai tersangka tercantum dalam surat pemberitahuan dimulainya penyidikan.

"Dengan uraian dugaan tindak pidana korupsi yang dilakukan oleh tersangka Hasto Kristiyanto bersama-sama Harun Masiku dan kawan-kawan berupa pemberian hadiah atau janji kepada Wahyu dữ semua, certahkan untuk memperoleh keputusan yang adil dan amanah," kata Ketua KPK Setyo Budiyanto di Gedung KPK.

Hasto dapat menjelaskan diri di depan KPK tanpa diacara ke Penitipan Tandasanksi (P21) sesuai perundingan Notulen Tubuh Gubernur.

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Unraveling the Role of PDIP’s Secretary General in the Harun Masiku Case: KPK’s Revelations

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Breaking: KPK Names PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto as Suspect in PAW Harun Masiku Vote-Buying Scandal

In a major development, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has officially named Secretary General of the PDIP, Hasto Kristiyanto, as a suspect in the vote-buying case involving the parliamentary seat (PAW) of Harun Masiku.

KPK Chairman, Setyo Budiyanto, detailed Hasto’s crucial role in the scam during a press conference at the KPK headquarters in South Jakarta on Tuesday (24/2/2024). "Hasto, along with Harun Masiku and their accomplices, gave bribes to Wahyu Setiawan and Agus Setiani. First, Hasto placed Harun Masiku on the PDIP electoral list for South Sumatra, despite him originating from South Sulawesi’s Toraja region," Setyo explained.

During the 2019 legislative elections, Harun Masiku received 5,878 votes, significantly fewer than fellow PDIP candidate Rizky Aprilia, who garnered 44,402 votes. In that scenario, Rizky was expected to replace the late PDIP legislator Nazarudin Kiemas.

KPK alleges that Hasto actively worked to obstruct Rizky’s election as a PDIP legislator. He took several steps to prevent Nazarudin’s seat from being filled by Rizky, attempting to replace her with Harun Masiku.

"Hasto parallely tried to convince Rizky to step down, allowing Harun to take her place. However, Rizky refused," Setyo clarified.

The commission also found evidence suggesting Hasto asked Saeful Bahri to meet Rizky in Singapore to convince her to resign. This effort, too, proved unsuccessful.

Unable to secure Rizky’s resignation, Hasto reportedly resorted to bribery, offering money to then-KPU Commissioner Wahyu Setiawan.

"Hasto worked with Harun Masiku, Saeful Bahri, and DTI in bribing Wahyu Setiawan and Agustinus Tiu," Setyo concluded.

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