Legal and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar said a special team has been assigned to hunt down two other graft fugitives, Nunun Nurbaeti and Anggoro Wijojo.
Nunun is wanted by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) for her alleged role in the Bank Indonesia traveler’s checks bribery scandal, while Anggoro is wanted for a graft case relating to the procurement of an integrated radio communications system for the Forestry Ministry.
“It’s difficult to hunt down Nunun because she is silent, unlike “Nazar”, who consistently appeared [in the media],” said Patrialis, who was referring to former Democratic Party treasurer Nazaruddin.
Nazaruddin, a graft suspect in the SEA Games athletes’ village development project in Palembang, South Sumatra, was finally arrested in Cartagena, Colombia on Sunday, after months of moving from one country to another.
Nunun, wife of Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) politician and former National Police deputy chief Adang Daradjatun, and whose whereabouts remain unknown, reportedly fled to Singapore on February 23, 2010. Meanwhile, Anggoro left Indonesia on July 28, 2008. Both are listed as Interpol fugitives.
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