Yasonna Laoly Exits KPK Through Back Door After Questioning in Harun Masiku Case
Former Indonesian Minister Exits KPK Through Back Door amidst Protests
Jakarta, Indonesia – Former Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasonna Laoly departed the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) building through a back exit on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, following questioning related to the bribery case involving the alleged vote-buying scheme for legislative seat replacement (PAW) that ensnared Harun Masiku.
Laoly explained his unconventional exit, stating, “I had to use the back door as there was a demonstration happening in front of the KPK building.”
The former minister, who was questioned in his capacity as Chairman of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and former Minister of Law and Human Rights, revealed that investigators did not inquire about Harun masiku’s whereabouts.
“I was questioned in my capacity as Chairman of the PDI-P and as a former minister,” Laoly stated.
Laoly arrived at the KPK headquarters earlier that day to comply with a summons related to the bribery scandal involving Harun Masiku, a former PDI-P member.
Arriving in a black car,Laoly,dressed in a white shirt and brown jacket,carried a blue folder. He briefly greeted reporters before taking a seat in the KPK lobby, declining further comment.
The case centers around allegations of bribery related to the replacement of a legislative seat, a practice known as PAW. The scandal has rocked indonesian politics and raised concerns about corruption within the country’s electoral system.
Back Door Exit for Former Minister Amidst KPK Protests
Jakarta, Indonesia – Former Indonesian Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasonna Laoly left the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) building through a back exit on Wednesday, December 18, 2024, following questioning related to the bribery case involving the alleged vote-buying scheme for legislative seat replacement (PAW) that ensnared harun Masiku.
Laoly explained his unconventional exit, stating, “I had to use the back door as there was a demonstration happening in front of the KPK building.”
The former minister, who was questioned in his capacity as Chairman of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and former Minister of Law and Human Rights, revealed that investigators did not inquire about Harun Masiku’s whereabouts.
“I was questioned in my capacity as Chairman of the PDI-P and as a former minister,” Laoly stated.
Laoly arrived at the KPK headquarters earlier that day to comply with a summons related to the bribery scandal involving Harun masiku, a former PDI-P member.
Arriving in a black car,Laoly,dressed in a white shirt and brown jacket,carried a blue folder. He briefly greeted reporters before taking a seat in the KPK lobby, declining further comment.
The case centers around allegations of bribery related to the replacement of a legislative seat, a practice known as PAW. The scandal has rocked Indonesian politics and raised concerns about corruption within the country’s electoral system.