KPK reveals restrictions to complete corruption cases of the 'Sultan' toilet RP. 96 billion in beaking

Jakarta – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) conveyed obstacles in the investigation into the alleged corruption case of the erection of a water box (toilet) or toilet a number of schools in Bekasi Regency, West Java, which was viral due to the food of 96.8 billion. One of them is one person who was a suspect is dead. “The challenge was first, one of the potential suspects, is dead. It will affect the process later, the law enforcement process is influential,” said KPK investigative director Asep Guntur Rahayu in the KPK building, Jakarta, Friday (11/4/2025). The KPK cannot dig information from the person concerned. He said the suspect’s statement is still needed. Browse to continue the content “Although the value of the information provided by the suspect is the smallest, but we still cannot make forced efforts because it dies. Especially if the person concerned is the organization of the country,” he said. In this case, the KPK cited two people as suspects. One of them is dead. “As for the toilet of the Sultan in Bekasi, it is true that the two suspects who died. If I’m not wrong, the Regent is dead,” KPK investigative director Asep Guntur Rahayu said on Thursday (9/11/2023). Nevertheless, Asep did not submit the identity of the suspects. He said the KPK would ask for legal liability for suspects from the Commitment Making Officer (PPK). “Later we will ask for liability for the PPK. From there, apart from sections 2 and 3 (the Corruption Act related to state losses), there is also a bribery, so we will both try. We prove which we can complete more,” said Asep. (IAL/HAF) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here