The case of Djoko Tjandra, the AGO examines the son of the former director general of Immigration

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The Office of the Attorney General of the Nation questioned five witnesses on the alleged case of corruption with the suspect Joko Soegiarto Tjandra alias Djoko Tjandra and Andi Irfan Jaya on Tuesday (7/9/2020).

It is known that Djoko Tjandra allegedly gave bribes to prosecutor Pinangki Sirna Malasari through Andi Irfan.

One of the witnesses is the son of the former Director General of Immigration of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham).

“Grace Veronica Sompie as the son of the former Director General of Immigration,” the head of AGO’s Legal Information Center, Hari Setiyono, said in a written statement on Tuesday.

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Then, Section Chief of the Air Immigration Control Post (TPI) in the Immigration Inspection of the Immigration Traffic Directorate, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Head of Management and Reports in the Data Management and Reporting Subdirectorate, Directorate of Information Systems and Immigration Technology, General Directorate of Immigration, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Danang Sukmawan.

Other witnesses were the director of PT Indo Mobil Trada Nasional Darwin Yohanes Siregar and the manager of the Essence Darmawangsa apartment, Djoko Triyono.

“The witness who is being questioned again by the investigation team of the Investigation Directorate of the General Prosecutor’s Office for Special Crimes of the Attorney General’s Office is Djoko Triyono,” he said.

Overall, the AGO has named three suspects in this case. The suspects were Djoko Tjandra, Pinangki, and Andi Irfan Jaya.

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Pinangki allegedly accepted a bribe from Djoko Tjandra. Meanwhile, Andi is suspected of being the middle man who gave Pinangki the money.

Pinangki is suspected of taking bribes worth US $ 500,000 or Rs 7.4 billion if converted to rupees.

The AGO suspected there was an evil consensus regarding the Supreme Court (MA) handling of fatwa.

The fatwa was arranged so that Djoko Tjandra was not executed in the case of the transfer of the collection rights (cessie) of Bank Bali that accused him.

However, the AGO findings revealed that the fatwa was unsuccessful.