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Bandung
Mayor Mayor Dada Rosada made an unique opening statement as he was questioned
for the first time in relation to a major corruption scandal involving Rp 80
billion ($8.72 million) — he returned some the money.
“The mayor
of Bandung returned Rp 2.45 billion,” West Java prosecutor Fadil Zumhanna was
quoted by Detik.com as saying on Tuesday.
“The money
is still far from the losses [allegedly] suffered by the state, not even one
tenth of it,” Fadil said. “But we respect it.”
Dada, a
politician from the Golkar Party, was being questioned as a witness in relation
to corruption surrounding the 2009-10 local budget.
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Protesters
outside the Corruption Eradication Commission
in Jakarta last week calling for
Bandung Mayor Dada Rosada to
be investigated on graft charges. On Tuesday, the
mayor brought
Rp 2.45 billion ($267,000) to the West Java Prosecutor’s Office
in compensation. (Antara Photo)
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