Disappointed With The Money Laundering Case, Nikita Mirzani Asks Prabowo Subianto To Disband BPOM

Nikita Mirzani (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - In the trial of reading the exception, Nikita Mirzani again made a firm and emotional statement regarding the legal case that was involving him.

Known as a vocal and outspoken figure, this time Nikita expressed her anxiety over what she considered an injustice in law enforcement, especially regarding illegal skincare products.

"Currently I have saved many faces of women, Indonesian women's faces for their importance of education about the violation of these dangerous skincare products," said Nikita during the exception.

But instead of getting appreciation for his courage to speak out about the dangers of unsafe beauty products, Nikita admitted that she had to face bars.

She accused Reza Gladys and her husband, Attaubah Mufid mafia behind the skincare industry, which she said was protected by the system.

"I was even imprisoned by the real skincare mafia or skincare criminals, namely Reza Gladys Prettyani Sari and Attaubah Mufid who were instead protected," said the controversial artist.

In his exception, Nikita even mentioned the name of the President of Instagram, Prabowo Subianto, directly to intervene on this issue.

He asked for the disbandment of state institutions that he said did not carry out their functions in protecting consumers.

"I ask President Prabowo Subianto as head of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia to dissolve the BPOM and the National Consumer Protection Agency from our country because they are silent, they cannot do anything," said Nikita.

"It is reasonable to suspect that they are also protecting the skincare mafia such as doctor Reza Gladys Prettyani Sari and doctor Attaubah Mufid," he concluded.

Previously, Nikita Mirzani and his assistant, Mail Syahputra, were charged with threatening through electronic means against Reza Gladys. Both were also charged with money laundering charges for funds received from victims.

The Public Prosecutor charged Nikita Mirzani and Mail Syahputra with Article 45 paragraph 10 letter A and Article 27B Paragraph (2) of the ITE Law, as amended in Law no. 1 of 2024, as well as Article 3 of Law no. 8 of 2010 concerning Money Laundering, which is associated with Article 55 Paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code.