KPK Prosecutors Present 13 Witnesses in Hajj Quota Corruption Trial Today
Indonesian prosecutors presented 13 witnesses in the corruption trial involving the management of the 2023-2024 Hajj quota. The case involves high-profile figures, including a former Minister of Religious Affairs, accused of causing significant state financial losses.
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Highlights a major corruption case involving religious administration and significant public funds in Indonesia.
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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Prosecutors from the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) presented 13 witnesses during the trial concerning alleged corruption in the management of the additional hajj quota for 2023-2024 at the Central Jakarta Corruption Court on Tuesday (6/10/2026).
The witnesses include individuals from various pilgrimage travel companies, private sectors, and civil servants from the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
According to a list received, the witnesses are Hud Rifky Assegaf from PT Madani Prabu Jaya, Syihabul Mutaqin from PT Maslahatul Ummah Internasional, Ali Makki from PT Al Haramain Jaya Wisata, and Doddy Suhada from PT Armada Safari Suci.
Next are Bambang Sutrisno from PT Airmark Indo Wisata, Maki Abdul Sholeh from PT Syafina Hana Bahana, Amaluddin from PT Diva Mabruro and PT Ebad Arahman Wisata, and Umi Munjayah from PT Rizma Sabilul Harom.
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