Probe starts on W. Java KKN case<\/p>\n
BANDUNG: The West Java Prosecutor's Office will question more
\nthan 100 witnesses in connection with alleged corrupt, collusive
\nand nepotistic practices involving the West Java administration.<\/p>\n
Muhammad Amari, assistant head of special crimes at the
\nprovincial prosecutors' office, said on Tuesday that his office
\nwould question more than 100 witnesses in connection with alleged
\nembezzlement of street illumination tax and incorrect financial
\nreports on the purchase of tents used for ceremonies.<\/p>\n
\"There are five cases involving alleged improper use of
\nprovincial funds, including funds belonging to foundations under
\nthe auspices of the administration, and illegal land exchange
\ndeals,\" Amari said.<\/p>\n
He said Governor R. Nuriana was not among the four defendants
\nas shown by the investigation statement signed by the head of the
\nprosecutors' office, Harprileny Subiantoro, on Oct. 20.<\/p>\n
He added that his office had sent letters to the Attorney
\nGeneral's (AG) Office and the Directorate General of Immigration,
\nrequesting that the Attorney General's Office ask the Directorate
\nGeneral of Immigration to prohibit the defendants from going
\nabroad. (25\/sur)<\/p>",
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