Bodong Investment Perpetrators Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison, Bunga Zainal Confesses Haru About A Father Who Is Sick Of Cancer

Bunga Zainal (Instagram @bungazainal05)

JAKARTA - Bunga Zainal pours out her mixed feelings in the midst of the complicated situation she is facing.

In an upload on her personal Instagram, Bunga expressed disappointment with the verdict in the fraud case that happened to her, while sharing stories about her father's condition battling the disease.

"The judge I respect. Look, sir, I also have parents who I have to take care of, can it be helped make material for the arrangement to increase the defendant's sentence? @pn.jakartabarat," wrote Bunga Zainal, quoted by VOI from Instagram @bungazainal05, Wednesday, July 16.

In the upload, Bunga also mentioned his conversation with his father, who was worried and kept asking when he would return to Jakarta.

"Last Friday papa asked to go ahead and asked for a call, asked me when he would return Jakarta, maybe he already felt the way I would be disappointed with this verdict!" said Bunga.

Unfortunately, at that time he had not had time to contact his father. Recently he was finally able to speak via video call, although he refrained from discussing the legal issues he was facing.

"But I didn't have a call from my father and in the end, I just had a video call, but even though I didn't want to tell him anything, he was afraid he would think about it and drop it," he explained.

Bunga then recalled an emotional moment when his father wanted to stop undergoing chemotherapy because he thought about his daughter's financial condition.

"I really remember that he wanted to give up on kemo and said, 'just stop it, bro, because it's a very expensive cost, you're out of money!', try to imagine how it feels as a child?" he said.

Even though she is being tested from various sides, Bunga still chooses to strengthen her father and focus on the values of honesty in life.

"But I said that my father doesn't have to think about the cost issue and my case problem because the sustenance is from anywhere, the important thing is that it's halal and not nipu!" said Bunga.

Closing her vent, Bunga answered a meaningful rhetoric question: Even though she had a strong reason to ask for court considerations to burden the verdict, she chose not to do so.

"Do I use this condition as material to the court to incriminate the defendant's verdict for their crimes have harmed me a lot? Of course not!" he said.