Jakarta –
Presidential candidate number 3, Ganjar Pranowoopen your voice regarding the Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) report to the Corruption Eradication Committee regarding the alleged receipt gratification at Bank Jateng. Ganjar emphasized that he had never received gratification as alleged.
“I never received gifts/gratuities from what he accused,” said Ganjar when contacted, Wednesday (6/3/2024).
Ganjar did not explain this denial further.
Previously it was reported, Indonesia Police Watch (IPW) reported the Main Director of Bank Jateng for the 2014-2023 period named Supriyatno and the Governor of Central Java for the 2013-2023 period Ganjar Pranowo to the Corruption Eradication Commission. IPW said the report was related to the alleged receipt of gratification.
“So first (initials) S, former Managing Director of Bank Jateng 2014-2023, then also GP,” said IPW Chairman Sugeng Teguh Santoso to journalists, Tuesday (5/3).
He also included proof of reporting to the Corruption Eradication Commission. Sugeng stated that the alleged mode of gratification that was reported was in the form of cashback.
“IPW reported the alleged receipt of gratuities and/or bribes received by Bank Jateng directors from insurance companies that provide credit guarantee coverage to Bank Jateng creditors. So the term exists cashback,” said Sugeng.
“CashbackIt is estimated that the amount is 16 percent of the premium value. Now, cashback The 16 percent was allocated by three parties. Five percent for Bank Jateng operations, both central and regional, 5.5 percent for Bank Jateng shareholders, consisting of regional governments or regional heads, of which 5.5 percent is given to the controlling shareholders of Bank Jateng who are thought to be regional heads Central Java with the initials GP,” he added.
Sugeng said that the controlling shareholder of Bank Jateng was the Governor of Central Java, who during that period was Ganjar Pranowo. Sugeng suspects that the act was carried out in the period 2014-2023. The total, according to Sugeng, is more than IDR 100 billion.
“This allegedly happened from 2014 to 2023. The amount is large. If you add it all up, it’s probably more than IDR 100 billion for the 5.5 percent. Because it wasn’t reported, this could be suspected of being a criminal act,” said Sugeng.
Corruption Eradication Committee Takes Follow-Up
Meanwhile, the KPK confirmed that it had received the IPW report. Now the Corruption Eradication Commission is following up on the report.
“After we checked, it was true that there was a public report in question,” said Head of the Corruption Eradication Committee, Ali Fikri, to journalists, Tuesday (5/3).
Ali said the KPK would follow up on the complaint submitted by IPW today. The complaint was immediately verified by the KPK.
“We will immediately follow up with verification first by the KPK’s public complaints section,” said Ali.
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2024-03-06 05:20:09
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