Febrie: I Don't Understand the Link Between Jampidsus and Blackout Case

The Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) of the Attorney General's Office, Febrie Adriansyah, has publicly addressed rumors linking his office to a coal corruption case. This case has been speculated to be the cause of a recent widespread blackout.

Adriansyah stated that he does not understand the alleged connection between his position and the corruption allegations. He emphasized that his focus remains on carrying out his duties within the Attorney General's Office. His remarks aim to clarify his office's stance amidst growing public discussion and media reports.

The Jampidsus's denial comes at a time when public attention is heightened due to the significant impact of the blackout. The Attorney General's Office, through its special crimes unit, is a key institution in investigating corruption cases in Indonesia. Any perceived link, even if denied, can affect public trust and the perception of ongoing investigations.