Eggi Sudjana Praises Prabowo's Handling of Febrie Adriansyah Case
Senior advocate Eggi Sudjana has praised President Prabowo Subianto for his handling of three corruption cases involving former Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah. Eggi expressed pride in the President’s firmness. “We are very proud of President Prabowo in the context of law enforcement against the Jampidsus prosecutor, Febrie Adriansyah. It is top-notch,” Eggi said in a video received on Sunday (12/7/2026). He expressed hope that President Prabowo and his administration can eradicate corruption to its roots. Eggi stated his full support for President Prabowo and hopes the corruption case implicating Febrie Adriansyah will be thoroughly investigated. “We hope that these law enforcement measures can lead Indonesia to become a better and more pious nation,” he added.
Previously, Chairman of the House of Representatives Commission III, Habiburokhman, revealed President Prabowo’s message regarding the alleged corruption case involving the former Jampidsus. Prabowo wants all law enforcement officers to remain solid and work optimally. “The main thing is, Mr. Prabowo certainly wants law enforcers to be solid and all out. And earlier we even committed to being solid. I brought together the Corruption Eradication Corps and the Jampidsus, God willing, they will be solid,” Habiburokhman stated at the Senayan complex, Jakarta, on Saturday (11/7/2026).
Commission III of the House of Representatives has decided to form a working committee to oversee the handling of the case involving Febrie Adriansyah. Habiburokhman said the committee will summon all parties related to the case. “Everyone will be summoned,” he said when asked about the parties to be called by the Commission III working committee. The House Commission III has pledged to give full attention to the legal process concerning the batu bara, ASABRI, and Krakatau Steel corruption cases. Habiburokhman stressed that the cases, which have prominently implicated law enforcement officers, are related to individuals, not institutions.
“There are several things to announce. First, Commission III is taking the initiative to ensure that the cases widely reported recently can proceed within the legal corridor and be thoroughly investigated legally,” Habiburokhman said during a press conference at the Attorney General’s Office complex in South Jakarta on Saturday (11/7/2026). He emphasised that his party will oversee the investigation to prevent any overreach of legal authority between law enforcement institutions during the process. “Second, we also want to ensure there are no excesses, clashes, or friction between institutions regarding the handling of this case. Because, after all, this is a case concerning individuals, people, not institutions,” he said.
The Corruption Eradication Corps of the Indonesian National Police has named Febrie Adriansyah and Don Ritto as suspects in the alleged corruption case. The case files for both have been transferred to the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office. “At one point, we conducted a case review and based on that review, we have named two suspects,” said the Head of the Corruption Eradication Corps, Inspector General Totok Suharyanto, during a press conference at the Attorney General’s Office on Saturday (11/7/2026). For suspect Don Ritto, the Corps has charged him under Article 4 and/or Article 5 in conjunction with Article 10 of Law Number 8 of 2010 or Article 607 paragraph (1) letters b and c of the Criminal Code. “We have also named FA as a suspect in the alleged corruption and/or money laundering case in the legal process handling by civil servants or state officials in the PT ASABRI case and/or other corruption cases as referred to in Article 12 letter b, Article 12 B of the Corruption Eradication Law, and Article 3, 4 of the Money Laundering Law or the Criminal Code Article 607 paragraph (1) letters a and b,” Totok explained. Suspect DR has been detained since 10 July 2026 at the Polda Metro Jaya Detention Centre before his case was transferred to the Attorney General’s Office.