KPK Seizes Three Suitcases of Documents in West Lombok Corruption Raid

Mataram (ANTARA) — The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) team took away three suitcases containing documents from a raid on the office of CV Dyas Karya Konstruksi (DKK) in West Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, on Friday evening.

The raid took place at the CV DKK office, which occupies a house in BTN Mavilla Rengganis, from 10.40am to 7.08pm Central Indonesia Time.

Firmansyah, the local neighbourhood unit head who witnessed the search, said the KPK team took away a number of documents packed in three suitcases.

“Apart from the documents, I also saw mobile phones belonging to people working inside the house. That was all I saw, nothing else,” he said.

He also said he did not know for certain what went on at the house used as the CV DKK office on Jalan Mars Blok B Number 93, as it bore no company signboard and its activities were closed off.

“I don’t really know about this CV. I’m not familiar with the people inside either. The place is closed off,” he said.

According to Firmansyah, no conspicuous activity had ever been seen at the house.

“I’ve never seen people coming and going. The occupants did register with us, but I don’t know what their activities are,” he said.

“I don’t know because I don’t know the people inside either,” he added.

He said the house looked more like a boarding house than an office.

“As far as we know, it seemed like a boarding house. However, I don’t know who owns it either,” he said.

The CV DKK office is suspected of being a location connected to an alleged corruption case involving projects at the Public Works, Spatial Planning, Housing and Settlement Areas Agency (PUPRPKP) of West Lombok Regency for the 2025–2026 budget year. In that case, the KPK suspects West Lombok Regent Lalu Ahmad Zaini and President Director of PT Air Minum Giri Menang (AMGM) Sudirman received Rp10.6 billion from an alleged monopoly over 32 projects worth Rp17.9 billion.