DPR Commission III Alleges Existence of Additional Bunkers in Corruption Case Involving Febrie Adriansyah

The Chairman of Commission III of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), Habiburokhman, has revealed information regarding suspected additional storage locations, or bunkers, connected to three corruption cases implicating former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah. Febrie has currently been named a suspect in alleged corruption cases concerning coal governance, PT ASABRI, and PT Krakatau Steel. “The information is that there are several other places that will potentially be investigated, other bunkers as well,” Habiburokhman said during an internal meeting of Commission III at the DPR RI Building in Senayan, Jakarta, on Saturday, 11 July 2026. During the same meeting, Commission III member from the Golkar Party faction, Rikwanto, suspected there were still undisclosed asset storage locations related to the three cases. He urged law enforcement officials to investigate the case thoroughly. “We from the Golkar Party faction deeply regret and strongly condemn that among law enforcement officers, there are those who behave in the opposite manner. Golkar Party demands this be investigated thoroughly,” Rikwanto stated. “We suspect there are still many hiding places for unclear assets, which are suspected to be the proceeds of this crime, to be uncovered,” he continued. Meanwhile, Acting Jampidsus Rudi Margono stated that his office had received the transfer of the three corruption cases from the Police’s Corruption Eradication Corps (Kortastipidkor). Rudi said investigators had named two suspects in the case, a private party with the initials DR and another suspect with the initial F. “The information is that two suspects have been named, one from the private sector, the second with the initial F,” Margono said. During the investigation process, police searched a money changer, Cafe de’Clan Signature in the Cipete area of South Jakarta, and a house belonging to Febrie Adriansyah in Sentul, Bogor Regency, West Java. From the series of searches, investigators seized a number of pieces of evidence, including gold bars and foreign currency worth billions of rupiah.