BPKP Deputy Head of Investigation, Suradji:
The losses incurred by the state is a fact

AT the end of August 2006, PLN CEO Eddie Widiono was able to breathe fresh air once again. After 120 days of detention at the National Police HQ, he was released, following the release of three colleagues: Ali Herman Ibrahim (PLN Director of Primary Energy and Generation,), Agus Darmadi (PLN Deputy Director of Primary Energy and Generation) and Johanes Kennedy Aritonang, CEO of PT Guna Cipta Mandiri (a PLN supplier).

The PLN executives were indi

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