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Businessman Anang Sugiana Sudihardjo listens to the indictment against him in the Jakarta Corruption Court on Wednesday. (Antara/Akbar Nugroho Gumay)
C
orruption Eradication Commission (KPK) prosecutors have indicted businessman Anang Sugiana Sudihardjo for allegedly embezzling billions of rupiah in the graft-tainted e-ID project.
“The defendant has been involved in the illicit enrichment of his company to the tune of
Rp 79 billion [US$5.7 million],” prosecutor Kiki Ahmad Yani said in a hearing at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Wednesday, as reported by tempo.co.
Anang was the president director of IT consulting firm PT Quadra Solution. The company, along with PT LEN Industri, was responsible for procuring hardware and software for the project, including the communication network and data.
Prosecutors accused PT Quadra, under Anang, of gaining a Rp 79 billion fortune from the consortia payment totaling Rp 1.95 trillion, while the company allegedly had only fulfilled
Rp 1.871 trillion worth of procurement.
The prosecutors indicted Anang for violating the 2001 Corruption Law.
