KPK Uncovers Alleged Central BPK Intervention in Muara Enim Regency Audit, Bribery Case Investigation Expands
KPK has uncovered alleged intervention by the Central BPK in the audit of Muara Enim Regency. Investigators have seized documents showing a change in audit opinion from WDP to WTP in the BPK bribery case.
UPDATEYUK - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has revealed new findings in the investigation of alleged bribery related to the audit results of the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) for the Muara Enim Regency Government (Pemkab). Investigators suspect there was an intervention in the audit result compilation process originating from the central level.
The suspicion arose after the investigative team conducted a search at the South Sumatra Representative Office of BPK. From this activity, the KPK confiscated several documents and evidence that are currently being analyzed to uncover the possibility of other parties' involvement.
KPK Spokesperson, Budi Prasetyo, stated that investigators found indications of attempts to influence the examination results conducted by auditors.
"Investigators secured a number of pieces of evidence. Clues of alleged intervention from the Central BPK to alter the findings," Budi said in his statement on Thursday (25/6/2026).
KPK Seizes Documents on Audit Opinion Changes
In addition to finding indications of intervention, investigators also secured various documents related to the audit process for the Muara Enim Regency Government.
The confiscated documents include auditor's work papers and files allegedly related to the change in audit opinion from Qualified Opinion (WDP) to Unqualified Opinion (WTP).
The KPK also found documents allegedly related to attempts to make further changes to the audit results after the sting operation (OTT) was conducted.
"Among them are auditor's work paper documents, and documents of changes from WDP findings to WTP, especially for the Muara Enim Regency Government, as well as documents related to attempts to make further changes after the KPK's sting operation," said Budi.
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According to him, all this evidence will be further studied as part of the investigation's development.
Originating from an OTT in Muara Enim
This case is a development from a sting operation (OTT) conducted by the KPK on June 10, 2026.
In that operation, the anti-graft agency named five individuals as suspects for alleged bribery related to the BPK's audit results for the Muara Enim Regency Government.
Acting Head of the KPK Investigation Directorate, Ahmad Taufik Husein, stated that the suspects were named after investigators obtained sufficient evidence.
"Based on the sufficiency of evidence, the KPK then named five suspects," said Ahmad Taufik Husein.
The five suspects are the non-active Regent of Muara Enim Edison, Head of the BPK South Sumatra Representative Office Audit Team Titin Rita Lestari, Marketing of PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Cory Erin Hardi, private individual Augusz Dewanggara, and Director of PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Fika.
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They have been detained at the KPK's Gedung Merah Putih Branch Detention Center for the first 20 days, from June 10 to June 29, 2026.
Investigation Potentially Involving Other Parties
The KPK assures that the investigation of this case is still ongoing. The findings regarding alleged intervention in the audit process are considered important clues to explore the possibility of other parties playing a role in changing the examination results.
Investigators will also delve into the mechanism of changing the audit opinion for the Muara Enim Regency Government and investigate whether similar practices occurred in other audit processes.
If the collected evidence points to the involvement of new parties, the KPK will open the possibility to develop the case and name additional suspects.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has revealed new findings in the investigation of alleged bribery related to the audit results of the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) for the Muara Enim Regency Government (Pemkab). Investigators suspect there was an intervention in the audit result compilation process originating from the central level.
The suspicion arose after the investigative team conducted a search at the South Sumatra Representative Office of BPK. From this activity, the KPK confiscated several documents and evidence that are currently being analyzed to uncover the possibility of other parties' involvement.
KPK Spokesperson, Budi Prasetyo, stated that investigators found indications of attempts to influence the examination results conducted by auditors.
"Investigators secured a number of pieces of evidence. Clues of alleged intervention from the Central BPK to alter the findings," Budi said in his statement on Thursday (25/6/2026).
KPK Seizes Documents on Audit Opinion Changes
In addition to finding indications of intervention, investigators also secured various documents related to the audit process for the Muara Enim Regency Government.
The confiscated documents include auditor's work papers and files allegedly related to the change in audit opinion from Qualified Opinion (WDP) to Unqualified Opinion (WTP).
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The KPK also found documents allegedly related to attempts to make further changes to the audit results after the sting operation (OTT) was conducted.
"Among them are auditor's work paper documents, and documents of changes from WDP findings to WTP, especially for the Muara Enim Regency Government, as well as documents related to attempts to make further changes after the KPK's sting operation," said Budi.
According to him, all this evidence will be further studied as part of the investigation's development.
Originating from an OTT in Muara Enim
This case is a development from a sting operation (OTT) conducted by the KPK on June 10, 2026.
In that operation, the anti-graft agency named five individuals as suspects for alleged bribery related to the BPK's audit results for the Muara Enim Regency Government.
Acting Head of the KPK Investigation Directorate, Ahmad Taufik Husein, stated that the suspects were named after investigators obtained sufficient evidence.
"Based on the sufficiency of evidence, the KPK then named five suspects," said Ahmad Taufik Husein.
The five suspects are the non-active Regent of Muara Enim Edison, Head of the BPK South Sumatra Representative Office Audit Team Titin Rita Lestari, Marketing of PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Cory Erin Hardi, private individual Augusz Dewanggara, and Director of PT Millenium Solusi Abadi Fika.
They have been detained at the KPK's Gedung Merah Putih Branch Detention Center for the first 20 days, from June 10 to June 29, 2026.
Investigation Potentially Involving Other Parties
The KPK assures that the investigation of this case is still ongoing. The findings regarding alleged intervention in the audit process are considered important clues to explore the possibility of other parties playing a role in changing the examination results.
Investigators will also delve into the mechanism of changing the audit opinion for the Muara Enim Regency Government and investigate whether similar practices occurred in other audit processes.
If the collected evidence points to the involvement of new parties, the KPK will open the possibility to develop the case and name additional suspects.
