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The Peacemaker

Monday, September 13, 2021

House Deputy Speaker Azis Syamsuddin and KPK Chief Firli Bahuri were involved in a land dispute between two companies in South Sumatra.

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South Sumatran Police Chief Insp. Gen. Firli Bahuri (left) shakes hands with the Chairman of the Law Commission of the DPR, Aziz Syamsudin, after participating in the fit-and-proper test of the candidates for KPK leadership at the DPR, Jakarta, September 9, 2019. Tempo/Amston Probel . tempo : 177583862080.

DOCUMENTS on a land dispute between Sebangun Bumi Andalas and Indo Citra Mulia have been coming on and going the desks of South Sumatra Police General Crimes investigators for almost two years. Mediation and various other legal efforts have come to dead ends. “The case is not yet terminated,” said South Sumatra Police General Crimes Division Chief, Sr. Comr. Hisar Siallagan on Friday, September 10.

The investigation into the land dis

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