Allegedly Violating The Law, Virgoun's Brother Calls Inara Rusli Inappropriate To Get Custody Of Children

Febby Carol and Eva Manurung (Virgilery Levana / VOI)

JAKARTA - The issue of child custody between Virgoun and Inara Rusli is still ongoing at the West Jakarta Religious Court. Today, Wednesday, September 6, the trial was held again.

In this trial Virgoun's older brother, Febby Carol and her mother, Eva Manurung. Their arrival was to fight for child custody of Virgoun.

Febby said the Virgoun family wanted the child custody to fall into the hands of his sister. This was said because Febby suspected that Inara had violated the law.

"There is something we are not allowed to go through. Because we are in the process, so we can't. Because this is just about to enter," said Febby Carol at the West Jakarta Religious Court, Wednesday, September 6.

"The point is, we each want child custody, but we are fighting for child custody is in the hands of my sister. Because there is something that we think is more appropriate together with my younger brother, his father. What will we follow. Because we really have something that violates the law," he continued.

Seeing this, Febby was afraid that if child custody fell into Inara's hands, Virgoun and Inara's children would grow up inappropriately.

"It's true that at that time he was looking for money, as the head of the household, he took a lot of time. Out of town, performing, job work, but there are also those who really hope that child custody will fall into our hands," he said.

"Because we don't want the child to grow up with that inappropriate thing, if it's more in it, we'll talk about it later, because I appreciate this ongoing process," he added.