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Chaotic Indonesian Voters Data in Malaysia

Monday, March 25, 2024

Seven former members of Kuala Lumpur’s Overseas Voting Committee (PPLN) are convicted for falsifying voters data. Personnel are deemed incompetent.

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The verdict hearing on alleged criminal acts related to the addition of data to the Permanent Voter List (DPT) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, at the Central Jakarta District Court, Jakarta, March 21. The panel of judges sentenced seven defendants, namely Umar Faruk, Tita Oktavia Cahya Rahayu, Dicky Saputra, Aprijon, Puji Sumarsono, A Khalil, and Masduki Khamdan Muchamad, to four months in prison and a fine of Rp5 million with a one-year probation period. ANTARA/Aprillio Akbar . tempo : 173517751264.

AFTER a week-long trial, the Central Jakarta District Court convicted seven former members of the Overseas Election Committee (PPLN) working in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Presiding Judge Buyung Dwikora said the seven defendants have been found guilty of falsifying permanent voter list (DPT) for the 2024 General Elections. “The seven defendants are given four months jail sentences and a fine of Rp5 million in lieu of two months imprisonment,&rdq

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Adil Al Hasan contributed to this report.

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