If the Case Goes to Court, Hasto PDIP is Ready to Make a Plea in 7 Languages

Jakarta -Chairman of the DPP PDI Perjuangan (PDIP), Ronny Talapessy stated that PDIP Secretary-General Hasto Kristiyanto has prepared for the worst-case scenario after being named a suspect by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

One of them is about the plea or defense note in the trial in seven languages. Ronny mentioned that Hasto’s plea will later be delivered in Indonesian, English, Dutch, German, French, and Chinese.

“Mas Hasto conveyed to me.” Later, the plea will be delivered in seven languages so that the world can witness it,” said Ronny at a press conference at the DPP PDIP Office in Jakarta, Thursday (1/9/2025).

Ronny explained that the step was deliberately taken so that the international community would know about the criminalization carried out by the anti-corruption agency against politicians who advocate for truth and often voice the abuse of power by a former president.

“We have prepared everything for this case.” We will convey the developments in seven languages so that the international community is informed,” said Ronny Talapessy.

KPK Full of Drama

He believes that the KPK’s process against Hasto is actually full of drama. For example, KPK investigators brought many large suitcases, which turned out to be for confiscating a flash drive during a search at Hasto’s private residence and guesthouse on Tuesday (1/7/2025).

“The logic of public common sense cannot accept the reason why investigators need a suitcase just to store/secure a USB, flash drive, and a small notebook?” We see this as part of a series of opinion manipulation that has been ongoing since the first and second summons of the secretary-general, accompanied by the confiscation of mobile phones,” Ronny is convinced.

Ronny believes that the KPK actually does not have enough evidence when naming Hasto Kristiyanto as a suspect. Because many parties have only just been summoned as witnesses to uncover matters that will be linked to Hasto’s involvement.

“Mas Hasto was designated as a suspect first, then the legal framework was built, because from the statements of the summoned witnesses conveyed in the media, there was nothing new, so you suspect that the designation of the suspect was just an attempt to find witness statements and evidence,” he concluded.

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