INFOKU, BLORA – Until now, the case of alleged fraud in filling out village officials (Perades) in Blora Regency, Central Java, is still under police investigation.
Of the 10 reports that have been handled, the police have named a number of suspects.
"For Nginggil Village and also Beganjing Village, we have determined that there are several suspect statuses," said Blora Police Chief, AKBP Aan Hardiansyah at the Blora Police Headquarters, Tuesday (15/2/2022).
Prior to naming a number of suspects, the police had carried out an examination process in accordance with the minutes of examination (BAP).
However, Aan was reluctant to reveal the identities of the suspects on the grounds of respecting human rights (HAM).
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"Sorry for the privacy, but we respect human rights," he said. However, the Blora Police will continue to thoroughly investigate reports and complaints related to polemics regarding the filling of village regulations.
"If we mention it, we haven't conveyed it to the general public yet, but what is clear is that in each village there are two suspects, which I usually just end there, because this is privacy," he explained.
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For information, the Blora Police have now received as many as 10 reports from 9 villages related to filling out village apparatus. The nine villages are Nginggil Village, Beganjing Village, Talokwohmojo Village, Cabean Village, Kentong Village, Sumber Village, Sembongin Village, Trembul Village and Japanrejo Village.
The filling of village apparatus (perades) which was attended by around 194 villages with a total of 857 official vacancies has been completed.
There is a lot of enthusiasm from the public to fill these vacancies. So no wonder, they are willing to do everything possible to be able to occupy the vacancy.
Various allegations have emerged regarding the existence of irregularities. After the implementation of the Perades filling test this time, many of those who failed to pass the village apparatus held demonstrations and made reports to the police because they felt they were cheated. (Endah/ IST )
