KPK Continues to Get Support

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Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) head Moermahadi Soerja Djanegara (center) walks with House of Representatives special inquiry committee chairman Agun Gunanjar (right) before a meeting between the two bodies at the BPK office in Jakarta, Tuesday (4/7). The House inquiry committee arrived to consult the agency and study the audit report on the KPK’s finances.

JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Various parties continue to support the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in facing maneuvers by the House of Representatives\' (DPR) inquiry committee.

The KPK should not get involved in the inquiry motion, which is full of controversy.