Two DPR Members Named in Bank Indonesia CSR Corruption Case, Heri Gunawan and Satori Called in by KPK
In an ongoing investigation into alleged corporate social responsibility (CSR) corruption at Bank Indonesia (BI), the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has summoned two members of the House of Representatives (DPR), Heri Gunawan (HG) and Satori (ST). Both members heeded the call and appeared at the KPK headquarters in Jakarta.
Heri Gunawan Arrives at KPK Headquarters
According to detikcom, Heri Gunawan arrived at around 12:27 WIB, clad in a white shirt and a mask. He initially waited in the lobby of the KPK building before being escorted to the interrogation room at approximately 12:56 WIB.
Satori Follows Suit
Satori arrived later, around 13:11 WIB, dressed in a white batik shirt. KPK Chairperson Tessa Mahardhika confirmed their attendance, stating, "Witnesses Heri Gunawan and Satori have arrived."
Purpose of the Summons
Previously, Tessa had disclosed that the two DPR members were summoned as witnesses in the CSR corruption case at BI. However, she did not specify the details of what would be asked during their interrogation.
Bank Indonesia CSR Corruption Case
The corruption case involving BI’s CSR funds is currently being aggressively pursued by the KPK. On December 16, KPK investigators conducted a series of raids, including the office of Bank Indonesia’s Governor. Electronic devices and documents were reportedly seized during the raids. Deputy for Enforcement and Execution of KPK Decisions, Rudi Setiawan, stated that these evidence, including documents detailing the CSR funds and their recipients, were recovered.
Witnesses’ Potential Testimony
The testimony of Heri Gunawan and Satori could provide valuable insights into the alleged CSR corruption case at BI. As members of the DPR, they may have significant information regarding the allocation and use of CSR funds by the central bank.
Article written by IAL/HALF
