Nia Daniaty and Olivia Nathania Terancam Disita Paksa atas Kasus CPNS Bodong

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JAKARTA - The case of the fake CPNS fraud that ensnared Olivia Nathania and also dragged her mother's name, Nia Daniaty, has now entered a new, more serious phase.

The South Jakarta District Court has issued a reprimand (aanmaning) to the three of them to immediately pay off a debt of Rp. 8.1 billion to the victims.

However, in the first reprimand hearing held, neither Olivia, her husband Rafly Tilaar, nor Nia Daniaty showed their noses.

"The call was sent... But it was waiting until now... no one has come," said the victim's lawyer, Odie Hudiyanto at the South Jakarta District Court, Wednesday, February 18.

This absence of course makes the victims even more angry. The legal team has also prepared the final step if they miss the second call.

"We said that we already have Mr. data on the assets owned by Nia Daniaty, Olivia, and Rafly Tilaar that we can seize or block," said Odie.

The court chairman has also given a "green light". If they do not attend the second call on March 4, the court will immediately order the seizure of assets.

The assets that are the target of the seizure are not trivial. The victim admitted that he had pocketed the data of three luxury houses owned by Nia Daniaty.

"What is clear is that the three are Nia's mother's house," he said.

In addition to immovable property, the bank accounts belonging to the three of them will also be the target of blocking. In fact, Rafly's salary as a warden at Nusakambangan will also be frozen.

The victim believes that the assets are more than enough to pay off all debts to 179 victims.