Commission III Chair Habiburokhman: Don’t Drag Dasco into This

Commission III Chair Habiburokhman Defends Against Dasco Entanglement

Kabarsaji.com – Commission III Chair Habiburokhman has publicly addressed concerns regarding the potential involvement of Dasco in ongoing legal proceedings. As the head of the parliamentary commission overseeing legal and judicial affairs within Indonesia’s House of Representatives, he emphasized the importance of maintaining clear boundaries during this critical investigation. The commission has established a specialized working committee to monitor the corruption allegations against Febrie Adriansyah, the former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes. According to Commission III Chair Habiburokhman, this high-profile case requires meticulous attention and careful handling to ensure proper judicial outcomes.

Establishing Institutional Oversight

The politician representing the Gerindra Party personally initiated the formation of this oversight committee. He explained that the primary motivation behind this move was to preserve legal order while preventing unnecessary conflicts between various government institutions. Commission III Chair Habiburokhman stressed that their approach focuses on transparency and accountability throughout the investigative process.

Our objective is to ensure the rule of law prevails and to prevent friction between institutions.

During his statements, Commission III Chair Habiburokhman highlighted his direct involvement in facilitating the transfer of case documents from law enforcement agencies to the prosecution team. This organizational effort demonstrated the commission’s proactive stance on managing the Febrie case effectively. The swift action taken reflects the urgency with which parliamentary authorities are addressing these serious allegations.

Context and Timeline of Events

The comprehensive information shared by Commission III Chair Habiburokhman stems from multiple discussions held over recent days. The most recent interview took place on Friday, July 17, 2026, when he spoke with Tempo reporter Dian Rahma Fika. This conversation followed an earlier statement delivered on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at the House of Representatives building where Commission III Chair Habiburokhman outlined the commission’s position on the matter.

It is part of our swift response to the handling of the Febrie case. Our objective is to ensure the rule of law prevails and prevent friction between institutions. We are also giving this case special attention.

The formation of the working committee represents a significant commitment from Commission III to provide thorough oversight of the investigation. By maintaining close monitoring of all proceedings, the commission aims to ensure that justice is delivered appropriately while preserving stable relationships among government agencies involved in the case.

Commission III Chair Habiburokhman’s leadership during this period demonstrates the parliamentary body’s dedication to upholding democratic principles and legal integrity. The careful management of this case sets an important precedent for how future high-profile investigations will be handled within Indonesia’s judicial framework.