Farhat Abbas Cares About The Meaning Of Hajar, Denny Dumargo: Don't Bring My Name

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JAKARTA - Farhat Abbas and Denny Sumargo's feud finally ended peacefully after a discussion was held between them.

"Mas Farhat, I think this is over. I will not extend it, hold my words. I thank you," said Denny Sumargo, quoted by VOI from TikTok @dennysumargoreal, Monday, November 4.

Even though he had decided to make peace, the man who is familiarly called Densu gave a warning to Farhat Abbas.

"Then the next one, don't bring my name in to be involved as if I sided with one of the parties," continued Denny Sumargo.

Previously, Denny Sumargo explained that the 'tae' comment he had pinned in Farhat Abbas's video was not rude.

"We don't need to talk about etimology. In KBBI there is also no 'tae'. So the problem is like this, I wrote a comment there, meaning I don't agree. That's my point," explained Denny Sumargo.

"I don't agree, first, you bring my name to the Novi problem with Agus. Which makes me seem to side with one of the camps," he explained.

Farhat also clarified that what he meant to beat up was the NGO for the Legal Guarantee of the People he was running.

"If I have an NGO whose name is Hajar. I beat it, beat it, it's the People's Guarantee Law. So if we say Hajar, street vendors, beat it, it means Defenders of the Weak. I don't think it hit people in the face, that's not true," he said.