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Legal Developments: KPK Arrest of Rejang Lebong Regent and Six-Year Sentence for Semuel Abrijani

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Legal Developments: KPK Arrest of Rejang Lebong Regent and Six-Year Sentence for Semuel Abrijani
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Jakarta – Multiple legal developments occurred on Tuesday, 10 March, including the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) arresting Rejang Lebong Regent Muhammad Fikri Thobari in an operation and Semuel Abrijani receiving a six-year prison sentence in connection with the alleged corruption case involving the Temporary National Data Centre (PDNS).

  1. KPK Arrests Rejang Lebong Regent in Second Ramadan Operation

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) arrested Rejang Lebong Regent Muhammad Fikri Thobari in a sting operation, which was the eighth such operation in 2026 and the second during Ramadan 1447 Hijriah/2026 CE.

  1. Nganjuk Police Handle Firecracker Explosion Causing Two Teenagers’ Injuries

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  1. Nadiem Makarim to Serve as Key Witness in Chromebook Corruption Trial

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  1. Civil Society Coalition Seeks Judicial Review of State Budget Law Regarding Free Nutritious Meals Programme

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  1. Semuel Abrijani Sentenced to Six Years for Accepting Bribes in PDNS Case

Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan, who served as Director General of Information Technology Applications at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology from 2016 to 2024, was sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of accepting bribes in the alleged Temporary National Data Centre (PDNS) corruption case.

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