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Professor of law at Al Azhar University Indonesia, Professor Suparji Ahmad, appreciated the performance of the Attorney General of the Republic of Indonesia (Kejagung) who handed over the proceeds of money confiscated by the Forest Area Control Task Force (PKH Task Force) worth IDR 6.6 trillion to the government.
This money was the result of collection of forestry administrative fines by the PKH Task Force amounting to IDR 2.4 trillion.Meanwhile, Rp. 4.2 trillion was the result of saving state finances due to the handling of criminal acts of corruption by the Attorney General’s Office.
The handover was carried out by Attorney General ST Burhanudin to Minister of Finance Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa.The event was also witnessed by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.
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The money was exhibited at the Jampidsus AGO Building, Jakarta, Wednesday (24/12).The pile of money contained IDR 100 thousand denominations which were arranged one meter high and filled the lobby of the Deputy Attorney General’s Roundhouse for Special Crimes.
This is a good thing in law enforcement, especially in terms of eradicating corruption.He also believes that law enforcement is not just about imprisoning, but also recovering state assets.
“This is something that deserves appreciation. And this is a productive eradication of corruption.
The AGO’s performance also received appreciation from President Prabowo Subianto.
This appreciation provides energy for the Attorney General’s Office and other law enforcement officials to work professionally, progressively and help the country’s economy.
“With this loot, it encourages other law enforcement officers to also be able to work like this, so that there are calculations in the context of eradicating corruption regarding economic analysis of law.
“So the work is not just exciting, it’s not just making news, but there are results, this return is real proof that the Attorney General’s work is professional in enforcing law and eradicating corruption,” he said.
“Even if there were problems yesterday, it was only members of the Prosecutor’s Office. It cannot be a weakness of the Prosecutor’s Office, because the Prosecutor’s Office has carried out good reforms and done good work,” he said.
The Attorney General’s Office needs to prepare a work program in 2026 because corruption is still massive in the country.
“So there must be a real will to eradicate corruption, especially in 2026 when the new Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code come into effect. Don’t weaken the eradication of corruption, instead we must further encourage the eradication of corruption to be justice-oriented which can restore state finances
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