Fugitive Democratic Party lawmaker Muhammad Nazaruddin has received support from an unlikely source — outspoken Golkar legislator Bambang Susatyo.
Bambang on Wednesday criticized the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for summoning Nazaruddin’s wife Neneng Sri Wahyuni in relation to accusations she acted as a casebroker in a Rp 3.8 billion ($444,000) corruption scandal at the Ministry of Education.
Neneng, along with her husband, are both reportedly in Singapore. Will they come back to Indonesia and surrender? no one would know.
Bambang said Nazaruddin would be disturbed by the fact that his wife could now be the subject of a legal investigation.
“The psychological pressure could change Nazaruddin’s attitude to be uncooperative toward the law enforcement agents, especially toward the KPK,” Bambang said.
Bambang said that as a husband and the head of the family, Nazaruddin could not just sit idly by.
“If we put ourselves on Nazaruddin’s shoes, we would see that what the KPK has done is seen as an attempt to damage him and his family.”
Bambang on Wednesday criticized the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for summoning Nazaruddin’s wife Neneng Sri Wahyuni in relation to accusations she acted as a casebroker in a Rp 3.8 billion ($444,000) corruption scandal at the Ministry of Education.
Neneng, along with her husband, are both reportedly in Singapore. Will they come back to Indonesia and surrender? no one would know.
Bambang said Nazaruddin would be disturbed by the fact that his wife could now be the subject of a legal investigation.
“The psychological pressure could change Nazaruddin’s attitude to be uncooperative toward the law enforcement agents, especially toward the KPK,” Bambang said.
Bambang said that as a husband and the head of the family, Nazaruddin could not just sit idly by.
“If we put ourselves on Nazaruddin’s shoes, we would see that what the KPK has done is seen as an attempt to damage him and his family.”
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