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ept. 19, Online
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has dismissed one of its investigators over an alleged extramarital scandal, commission chairman Abraham Samad confirmed on Wednesday. “We have strong evidence that he was involved in marital infidelity for several months,” he said at the House of Representatives’ complex in Jakarta.
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It is none of your bloody business. It is a private and personal matter. By all due rights, he should sue the government and start a civil action against Abraham Samad. Like religion, it should be kept out of the government and business community.
Brien
