Makassar, S Sulawesi (ANTARA Sulsel) - The South Sulawesi Anti Corruption Committee (ACC) considers the decision of the South and West Sulawesi Police to name Chief of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Abraham Samad a suspect is a move to weaken the anti-graft agency.
"We suspect that this is a scenario to weaken the KPK as an anti-graft agency," ACC Director Abdul Muthalib said here, Tuesday.
He believed that the police is retaliating the KPK`s move that earlier named national police chief candidate Budi Gunawan a suspect.
"We know that it`s clearly a scenario to destroy the KPK. We are of the view that all allegations and suspicions against him (Samad) are not true, because it is a criminalization move," he added.
The ACC has set up a legal team to defend the KPK which has become a target of destruction, he noted.
The South and West Sulawesi Police named Samad a suspect for including a woman named Feriyani Lim in his Family Card (KK) and helped her to get an Identity Card (KTP) using his address, for the purpose of making a passport for Lim in 2007. O Tamindael
"We suspect that this is a scenario to weaken the KPK as an anti-graft agency," ACC Director Abdul Muthalib said here, Tuesday.
He believed that the police is retaliating the KPK`s move that earlier named national police chief candidate Budi Gunawan a suspect.
"We know that it`s clearly a scenario to destroy the KPK. We are of the view that all allegations and suspicions against him (Samad) are not true, because it is a criminalization move," he added.
The ACC has set up a legal team to defend the KPK which has become a target of destruction, he noted.
The South and West Sulawesi Police named Samad a suspect for including a woman named Feriyani Lim in his Family Card (KK) and helped her to get an Identity Card (KTP) using his address, for the purpose of making a passport for Lim in 2007. O Tamindael