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Figure Nurcahyo Jungkung Madyo Dirdik Jampidsus, the successor of Abdul Qohar who successfully exposed a major corruption case
Best for you - Large-scale rotation of officials has occurred in the Attorney General's Office and its branches.
Attorney General, ST Burhanuddin, in his latest decision on Friday (7/4/2025), rotated 80 officials within the Attorney General's Office.
Some of the assistants were also transferred. One of them is for the position of Director of Investigation at the Chief Prosecutor's Office for Special Criminal Offenses (Dirdik Jampidsus) of the Attorney General's Office.
The position of Dirdik Jampidsus Kejagung is currently held by Nurcahyo Jungkung Madyo.
Nurcahyo replaced the previous official, Abdul Qohar, who was transferred to serve as the Chief of the High Prosecutor's Office of Southeast Sulawesi.
Both were rotated together with other officials, including Harli Siregar, Director of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office, who was rotated to become Chief of the North Sumatra High Prosecutor's Office (Kajati Sumut).
The position of Spokesperson of the Attorney General's Office left by Harli Siregar was filled by Anang Supriatna, who previously served as Deputy Head of the East Sulawesi District Attorney's Office.
This rotation is contained in the Chief Prosecutor's Decision Number 352 and 353 of 2025 dated July 4, 2025.
Sosok Nurcahyo Jungkung Madyo
Nurcahyo Jungkung Madyo is a senior Deputy Public Prosecutor at the Attorney General's Office.
There is not much information about Nurcahyo's life, family, and education.
Before being appointed as Dirdik Jampidsus, Nurcahyo held the position of Special Assistant to the Chief Prosecutor.
Previously, Nurcahyo had served as Coordinator in the Office of the Chief Prosecutor for Special Criminal Offenses.
She also served as Director of Information Technology and Intelligence Production at the Office of the Chief Prosecutor for Intelligence.
Other positions held by Nurcahyo include the Deputy Chief of the District Attorney's Office in North Sulawesi.
Appointed to a new position as Dirdik Jampidsus, Nurcahyo will become the successor of Kuntadi and Abdul Qohar, two previous officials who successfully uncovered several major corruption cases in Indonesia.
The Deputy Public Prosecutor for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) is an assisting component of the leadership in carrying out the duties and authorities of the Attorney General's Office in the field of special crimes, and is responsible to the Chief Public Prosecutor.
The Jampidsus is led by an investigation director. One of its members is the Deputy Public Prosecutor for Special Criminal Offenses, Febrie Adriansyah, who has uncovered many major corruption cases, including the Rp 300 trillion tin trade corruption case.
The exposure of the mega-corruption case occurred when Jampidsus was led by Kuntadi, the head of investigation, before being replaced by Abdul Qohar.
Figure of Abdul Qohar
The replacement of Kuntadi as Dirdik Jampidsus, Abdul Qohar, has also become the center of attention due to the success of the Attorney General's Office in uncovering several major cases and recovering trillions of rupiah in corruption funds from corrupt officials.
Before becoming the Director of Investigation at Jampidsus Kejagung, Abdul Qohar held the position of Director of Prosecution at the Chief Prosecutor's Office for Special Criminal Offenses at the Attorney General's Office.
Abdul Qohar is a doctor of law.
Ia is an alumnus of the Faculty of Law, University of Jember, Class of 1988.
Abdul Qohar previously served as the District Attorney of Malang Regency.
Then Abdul Qohar served as the District Prosecutor of Purworejo, Central Java, replacing Meran Djeman SH, who had completed his term since August 7, 2017.
Then, Abdul Qohar was entrusted to serve as Assistant for Special Criminal Affairs at the Gorontalo High Prosecutor's Office on October 18, 2017.
Then, Abdul Qohar once served as the Deputy Chief of the East Nusa Tenggara Prosecutor's Office.
The Case Handled by Abdul Qohar
Abdul Qohar is known to have started serving as Dirdik Jampidsus Kejagung from August 29, 2024.
In 11 months of serving as Dirdik Jampidsus Kejagung, he has handled many big cases, including the Tom Lembong case and two bribery cases in the judicial institution.
1. The Case of Tom Lembong
The case handled by Abdul Qohar is suspected sugar importation corruption at the Ministry of Trade, involving former minister Thomas Trikasih Lembong or Tom Lembong.
Abdul Qohar announced the designation of Tom Lembong as a suspect in the sugar import case on October 29, 2024.
This decision also includes another suspect, the Director of Business Development at PT PPI, whose initials are CS or Charles Sitorus.
In that case, the country is estimated to have suffered a loss of Rp 578 billion. Now the case is still being processed in the Jakarta Corruption Court.
In this case, Tom Lembong was sentenced to 7 years in prison and must pay a fine of Rp 750 million, with a subsidiary of 6 months imprisonment if he cannot pay the fine.
2. Case Broker Zarof Ricar
Abdul Qohar also revealed the case of bribery in the Ronald Tannur case within the judicial environment.
In that case, three judges from the Surabaya District Court and a lawyer were arrested, and on October 23, 2024, the Attorney General's Office conducted searches at several locations related to the case.
From the arrest, the case broker Zarof Ricar, who was a former high court official, was finally revealed.
The fantastic part of this case is the discovery of evidence of money in various currencies worth almost Rp 920 billion and 51 kilograms of gold in Zarof Ricar's safe.
In this case, all the suspects have received a verdict, including Zarof Ricar, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison.
3. Crude Oil Corruption Case
Next, Abdul Qohar handled the case of crude oil corruption at PT Pertamina Patra Niaga, causing state losses amounting to Rp 193.7 trillion.
In this case, the Attorney General's Office has determined 7 suspects, including Rivai Siahaan, CEO of PT Pertamina Patra Niaga; Sani Dinar Saifuddin, Director of Feedstock and Product Optimization at PT Kilang Pertamina International; Agus Purwono, Vice President (VP) of Feedstock at PT Kilang Pertamina International; Yoki Firnandi, CEO of PT Pertamina International Shipping; Muhammad Keery Andrianto Riza, beneficiary of PT Navigator Khatulistiwa; Dimas Werhaspati, Commissioner of PT Khatulistiwa and PT Jenggala Maritim; and Gading Ramadan Joede, Commissioner of PT Jenggala Maritim and PT Orbit Terminal Merak.
4. Case of Bribery in Sentence Release of CPO
Abdul Qohar also revealed the case of bribery for acquittal or release of three corporate defendants in Crude Palm Oil (CPO) export.
In this case of bribery in this judicial institution, four judges, including the Chief Judge of South Jakarta District Court Muhammad Arif Nuryanto, became suspects.
Not only judges, clerks, lawyers, and private parties from Wilmar Group are also suspects.
In its development, the prosecutor found the existence of a crime of obstructing the investigation.
The suspect was announced directly by Abdul Qohar on April 12, 2025. The total bribe reached Rp 60 billion.
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