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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – The governor's father near Jambi Zumi Zola, Zulkifli Nurdin is deceased The former Jambi governor during both periods made his last breath at Pondok Indah Hospital, around 8 pm, Eastern Time.
KPK spokesman Febri Diansyah said his party had allowed Zumi to leave the KPK house to go to the funeral home. Zumi had time to see the father.
"For humanitarian reasons, the prosecutor has already given permission to take ZZ (Zumi Zola) to the funeral home while waiting for the judge to return the case," Febri said via a text message on Wednesday (11 / 28).
Febri said that Zumi's detention status, which followed the trial in Jakarta's corruption court, was currently in the hands of the panel of judges. According to him, if the judge 's permission had been given, his party would allow Zumi to attend tomorrow' s burial.
"Tomorrow, if the judge's decision is made, he will be allowed to attend the funeral," he said.
Zulkifli was the governor of Jambi for two periods, from 1999 to 2005 and from 2005 to 2010. Zulkifli was also called to testify in the case that caught Zumi.
Zumi was charged with corruption of 53 DPRD members in Jambi Province for a total of 16.5 billion rupees. The money would have been given for the leaders and members of the DPRD of Jambi Province to approve the proposed 2017-2018 regional budget.
Zumi was also charged with receiving bonuses of Rs 44 billion and a unit of the Alphard car. Tipping came from Afif Firmansyah 34.6 billion, Asrul Pandapatan 2.7 billion and Arfan 3 billion, 30,000 USD and 100,000 Sin.
Zumi Zola would have used this bonus to repay his debts during the election campaign as a candidate for the governorship of Jambi. Zumi Zola was also accused of having paid the money for the needs of his younger brother, Zumi Laza, who would be running for mayor of Jambi.
Zumi was also sentenced to 8 years in prison and a fine of 1 billion rupees, or 6 months in prison. In other cases, KPK prosecutors have asked the panel of judges to revoke Zumi's political rights for five years after serving a prison sentence. (fra / asr)
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