Santri Yang Dianiaya Di Ponpes Cipondoh Tangerang Dikenal Baik Dan Taat, Frequent Adhan Di Masjid

Tangerang Metro Police Chief, Kombes Zain Dwi Nugroho (VOI/Dok.Police)

TANGERANG - Apriyandi (43) as the father of the late RAP admitted that he was very devastated after losing his son at the Darul Quran Lantaburo Islamic Boarding School (ponpes), Cipondoh, Tangerang City.

The father of the victim of abuse said that his son's goal in the Islamic Boarding School was to become a cleric.

"(He said) I want to be a good student, to be a scholar," said Apriyandi, Tuesday, August 30.

RAP's father assessed that his son was a student who was diligent in carrying out his worship, never leaving his prayer.

"Every day here he plays at the mosque, sometimes the call to prayer is with Ashar. Here he is considered good at his behavior," he said.

Although the perpetrator's family has apologized, Apriyandi has fully handed over to the police and has forgiven his son's departure.

"The Islamic Boarding School has arrived and the perpetrator's family has also apologized," he concluded.

Previously, it was reported that the police had named 12 students at the Darul Qur'an Lantaburo Islamic Boarding School (Ponpes) in Ketapang Village, Cipondoh District, Tangerang City, as suspects in the persecution.

They are suspected of beating a student with the initials RAP (13).

The 12 students each had the initials AI (15), BA (13), FA (15), DFA (15), TS (14), S (13), RE (14), DAP (13), MSB (14), BHF (14), MAJ (13) and RA (13).

The Tangerang City Metro Police Chief, Kombes Zain Dwi Nugroho, said that of the dozens of students named as suspects, only five people were detained. Meanwhile, the rest are entrusted to their respective parents.

"Because in accordance with the provisions of the child under 14 years old, detention cannot be carried out," Zain told reporters at the Tangerang Metro Police, Monday, August 29.