Before Divorce, Pratama Arhan Still Had Time To Support Azizah Salsha In The Defamation Case

Pratama Arhan Dan Azizah Salsha (Instagram @pratamarhan8)

JAKARTA - Shocking news came from a pair of footballers, Pratama Arhan and Azizah Salsha who had been divorced verstek at the Tigaraksa Religious Court on Monday, August 25.

Whereas two weeks before the divorce, Azizah Salsha, who reported two content creators for alleged defamation to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police, said that he still received support from Pratama Arhan.

"(Arhan) Just support it," said Azizah Salsha at the Police Criminal Investigation Unit, recently.

It is undeniable by Azizah that the incidence of good pollution that has not ended during the past year is enough to make him sad.

"Yes, it's sad for sure, but just live this life," he continued.

Azizah also admitted that he had forgiven the alleged perpetrator of defamation but he decided to continue the legal process.

"If the problem of forgiveness, I will definitely forgive, but this time maybe I just want to give a deterrent effect because it's been a year and everything like this hasn't stopped either. So maybe this time I will continue the process," said Azizah Salsha.

For information, a spokesman for the Tigaraksa Religious Court, Sholahuddin, said that footballers, Pratama Arhan and Azizah Salsha had officially divorced. Their divorce was decided by verstek alias without the presence of the defendant, namely Azizah Salsha.

"It has been decided (to divorce) without the defendant's presence," said spokesman for the Tigaraksa Religious Court, Sholahuddin, Monday, August 25.

After being decided to divorce verstek, Pratama Arhan's party is just waiting for the trial to read the divorce pledge so that this decision can have permanent legal force.

"Not yet, this has just been granted to read his pledge, if the divorce is divorce, it means that later there will be pronunciation, that's one of the executions of pronunciation, he was only allowed to divorce divorce, said his pledge, so no, there is still time, in the next 14 days to file a fight," explained Sholahuddin.

"There will be a call later. If he does not file a fight, there will be a BHT, with permanent legal force, then the trial will be determined when the pledge will be," he continued.