Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has indicated it may re-examine former West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil as part of its ongoing investigation into alleged corruption at Bank BJB. This development follows the detention of four suspects linked to the case. The KPK is expanding its inquiry, prompting the reconsideration of further questioning for Kamil. While not explicitly stated, Kamil’s previous testimony may be revisited in light of new evidence uncovered during the investigation. This suggests a deepening probe into potential involvement beyond those already detained. The KPK has not specified a timeline for any potential re-examination, but maintains its commitment to fully investigating the Bank BJB corruption allegations. The case centres around alleged illicit practices within the state-owned bank.