Personal Data Of Her Daughter Allegedly Distributed, Nikita Mirzani Reports Lawyer Vadel Badjideh

Nikita Mirzani (Instagram @nikitamirzanimawardi_172)

JAKARTA - Nikita Mirzani was seen attending the Polda Metro Jaya to report one of the lawyers, namely Razman Arif Nasution, who is Vadel Badjideh's lawyer.

Not without reason, this was done because Razman was suspected of spreading his personal identity belonging to Nikita Mirzani's underage daughter.

"I was just with Nikita to make a report regarding the alleged criminal act regulated in the Personal Data Protection Law, Law No. 27 of 2022. In Article 4 it is determined that there is something in question with specific personal data, namely data and health information," said Fahmi Bachmid as Nikita Mirzani's attorney at Polda Metro Jaya, Thursday, October 3.

"Based on Article 65 in conjunction with Article 57, the actions of someone who disseminates it are criminal acts regulated in the Personal Data Protection Law," he added.

As a mother, Nikita admitted that she did not accept that her daughter's personal data was published to the public, especially by a lawyer who should understand this.

"Why is it reported? Because there is one thing that should not be distributed, told the public, especially until journalists know that it is public consumption as well. After all, Laura is still a minor, under Nikita Mirzani's care. So whatever it is about Laura must be based on permission from her parents," said Nikita Mirzani.

"Razman should be a lawyer, he said he was smart in providing any information. But that's it again, right. Yes, according to Niki, I think... how about it," he explained.

Fahmi then explained that the health data published was Laura's ultrasound at the time of Vadel Badjideh's press conference.

"If what was distributed happened on September 20, 2024. All colleagues happened to be present there, and this is something we have to convey because this is law 27 of 2022. Specifically set restrictions and what is regulated in the law, one of which is personal data," he said.