Ready To Be Examined About 'your God Is Weak', Ferdinand Will Explain This To Investigators

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JAKARTA - The reported case of the alleged spread of hoaxes or religious blasphemy, Ferdinand Hutahaean, stated that he would attend the examination next week. In fact, he will tell investigators the real facts behind the 'Your God is Weak' tweet.

"Yes, of course we are very ready, yes and will be ready to face the summons on Monday," Ferdinand said when contacted, Friday, January 7.

During the examination later, the former Democrat politician will explain to investigators the facts that actually happened. Because, Ferdinand thought that the reporting of the case involving him was only based on the opinion of the reporter.

"We certainly answer that we need to clarify the real facts, the legal facts that we will convey," said Ferdinand.

"It's not just opinions because law enforcement isn't a matter of opinion, it's a matter of facts," he continued.

On the other hand, Ferdinand also emphasized that in the examination later he would be accompanied by several attorneys. However, the time for the inspection was not specified.

"Oia, I will be accompanied by my legal team, of course there are several people who will accompany me when I am summoned later," he said.

Ferdinand Hutahaean will be questioned next week regarding the alleged case of spreading hoaxes or blasphemy. Where, in that case, Ferdinand was reported.

"Yes, that's right, the information was checked on Monday (10 January)," said the Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Dedi Prasetyo

Meanwhile, Ferdinand Hutahaean was reported on suspicion of spreading hoaxes or blasphemy to the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Police. The report follows his tweet on his Twitter account @FerdinandHaean3 about 'Your God is Weak'.

Ferdinand is suspected of violating Article 45 a paragraph 2 in conjunction with Article 28 paragraph 2, Law 11 of 2008 concerning ITE, and Article 14 paragraph 1 and paragraph 2 of the Criminal Code.