Next week, police file a complaint of alleged corruption of camps with BPK

Kompas.com/Akhdi Martin Pratama Commissioner Adi Deriyan, Director of Special Criminal Investigations of the Regional Police of the Jaya Metropolitan Area

Kompas.com/Akhdi Martin Pratama Commissioner Adi Deriyan, Director of Special Criminal Investigations, Metro Jaya Regional Police

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The Jakarta police will investigate a case of alleged corruption in the Indonesian Islamic youth camp with the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) next week.

"We will first discuss with BPK the results of the investigation we conducted," said the director of the Special Criminal Investigation into the Police of the Jaya Metropolitan Police, Adi Deriyan, when he was contacted Thursday (29.11.2018).

Despite this, his party was not able to determine the timing of the implementation of the title of the case.

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Through the title of the case, his party will map out potential state losses due to alleged misappropriation of the budget.

In addition, investigators also plan to summon a number of officers responsible for Kemenpora's engagement to seek clarification on the liability report that was allegedly misused.

The case of alleged corruption of the camp funds, held at the opening of the Indonesian Ministry of Youth and Sports and involving the generalist Ansor and Pemuda Muhammadiyah, has entered the stage of l '39; ;investigation.

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Argo Yuwono, chief of public relations of the regional police of the Jaya Metropolitan Area, said Argo Yuwono, the use of fictitious budgets was highlighted in the activities of the LPJ organized by the young people of Muhammadiyah.

During the investigation phase, the police summoned as a witness Muhammadiyah Youth President Dahnil Anzar Simanjuntak and Muhammadiyah Ahmad Fanani Camp Committee Chairman.