Sita Aset Abu Tours, South Sulawesi Police Station

JavaPos.com – Acquisition of Abu Tours worth 200 billion rupees. The team of investigators Ditreskrimsus Polda Sulawesi South (South Sulawesi) is facing a lawsuit in the district court of Makbadar (PN).

The plaintiff at first instance is a Saudi Airlines airline. The airline is suing on the grounds that Rp 60 billion of the total badets seized is his property.

The trial was then answered by hundreds of pilgrims victims of the company Abu Tours. The protest of the lawsuit was adopted by a rally in front of the Makbadar district office, Jalan RA Kartini, Friday afternoon (13/7).

They insisted that Makbadar NP not grant the lawsuit filed by Saudi Airlines. "We ask the PN not to accept the plaintiff's claim, as if the complaint was accepted, as well as to increase the burden of the pilgrims of the victims of Abu Tours in various parts of Indonesia," said protest coordinator of Makbadar NP.

Pilgrims judge that the seizure of property by the investigator is the right decision. In addition to appreciating the South Sulawesi police, they even insisted that the investigators come back to confiscate other property that would have been transferred to third parties.

Public relations Makbadar Dodi Hendra Sakti revealed, the trial in pre trial trial in the Abu Tours case is the first time held. He has not been able to determine whether the lawsuit is granted or not.

"This is only the first time since the complaint was filed and we have not been able to confirm whether the prosecution is granted or not, so it depends on the jury verdict" , he said.

Up to now, investigators from the South Sulawesi Provincial Police have arrested four suspects in the Abu Tours case. Everyone is the CEO of Abu Tours Hamzah Mamba, Chief Financial Officer of Abu Tours Kasim Mamba, former Commissioner of Abu Tours Khaeruddin and CEO of Abu Tours Nursyariah Mansyur.

The South Sulawesi Provincial Police immediately sent four suspects to South Sulawesi High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati). Pending the results of the coordination with the prosecutor's office, four suspects are now being held in the South Sulawesi police detention cell.

Up to now, South Sulawesi police have recorded 86 thousand additional victims of Abu Tours scattered in various provinces. It is estimated that total losses of pilgrims above Rp 1.8 trillion.