Indonesia’s top anti-graft body widened a bribery investigation into the former treasurer of the ruling Democrat party to include several government departments, in a case that has thrown the political establishment into disarray.
The probe into Muhammad Nazaruddin now spans the ministries of sport, health and education and at least $352m in suspect transactions, Johan Budi, a spokesman for the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), said on Tuesday.
