Gegara Called 'Banci Lu' Residents Of Kayumanis Tega Aniaya Mothers In Headscarves, Neighbors Are Alone

ILLUSTRATION

JAKARTA - The Criminal Investigation Unit of the Matraman Police is still investigating the incident of beating a woman wearing a hijab in the Kayumanis Village area, Matraman, by a man riding a motorbike. The action was viral on social media. It was later discovered that the perpetrator and the victim were residents who lived close by, aka neighbors.

Matraman Police Chief Kompol Mobri Panjaitan explained, as a result of the incident, there was an action of hitting each other and reporting to each other.

"Report each other, one is being handled by the Police, the other is being handled by the Sector Police. Currently, the investigation is still in progress," said Kompol Mobri when confirmed by VOI, Wednesday, April 5.

The incident occurred when a young man with the initials MAM passed by on a motorbike riding in front of a woman's house in ajilab. At the time of the incident, the woman wearing a headscarf was in front of the fence of her house.

"The motive was hurt, because the man was passing in front of the mother who was sweeping, her mother said this was 'you tell me'. Because of such a woman, the man felt offended and got off (from the motorbike). hit the mother immediately," he said.

Meanwhile, when he saw his mother being beaten, the veiled girl immediately left the house and hit the man.

"Because they saw their mother being beaten, this mother's child came out of the house. Finally they beat each other and reported to each other," he said.

From the results of the examination by the Matraman Police Headquarters, the motive for the commotion was only a trivial matter. The reason is only because the woman threw a 'banci lu' oath at the man.

"The motive is only swearing, feeling hurt by that kind of thing," he said.

Due to this incident, the woman who was beaten reported the abuse case to the East Jakarta Metro Police. Meanwhile, the young man with the initials MAM reported to the Matraman Police.

"It's still an investigation," he added.