JAKARTA - The Supervisory Board of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) examined the representative of the Alliance of the People for Indonesian Justice and Welfare (ARUKKI) as a reporter of alleged ethical violations related to the transfer of the status of former Minister of Religion Yaqut Cholil Qoumas as a house prisoner.
ARUKKI Chairman, Marselinus Edwin Hardian said the summons was to provide clarification on his report. As the reporter, the KPK Head, KPK Enforcement and Enforcement Deputy to the KPK Spokesperson.
"Today I came as a complainant or reporter to be questioned to be asked for clarification about what the basis is for us to report this. Then we explained that we made this report, there are several bases," Edwin told reporters at the ACLC KPK building, Rasuna Said, South Jakarta, Wednesday, April 15.
In his report, Edwin said, there were several things such as the alleged non-compliance of the respondents with Article 5 Letter b of the KPK Law regarding the principle of openness. The public is said to have the right to know about the transfer of the status of detainees for Yaqut who is a suspect in the case of alleged corruption in the 2023-2024 Hajj quota at the Ministry of Religion.
However, the respondents did not publicly convey this transfer of the status of this prisoner so that the public knew about it from one of the wives of the KPK prisoner.
In addition, Edwin said, another reporting point was the difference between the statement of the...
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