JAKARTA: The Supreme Court on Monday turned down the appeal made by former commissioner of the Business Competition Supervisory Agency (KPPU), Muhammad Iqbal, who is convicted of receiving bribes from a businessman
AKARTA: The Supreme Court on Monday turned down the appeal made by former commissioner of the Business Competition Supervisory Agency (KPPU), Muhammad Iqbal, who is convicted of receiving bribes from a businessman.
One of the judges handling the case, Krisna Harahap, was quoted by Antara as saying that Iqbal was convincingly found guilty in the case.
Iqbal was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison and fined Rp 200 million (US$22,222) by the Corruption Court after being found guilty of accepting Rp 500 million from Billy Sindoro, a former executive of cable television company PT First Media.
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