Santriwati's Obscenity In Kediri, Kiai's Person Sentenced To 3 Years And 5 Months In Prison

Illustration of court verdicts (ANTARA)

KEDIRI - A kiai person with the initials KI (48 years), as long as one of the Islamic boarding schools (ponpes) in Mojo District, Kediri Regency, East Java, was sentenced to 3 years and 5 months in prison and a fine of Rp. 20 million by the Kediri District Court (PN). KI was found guilty of committing sexual abuse and intercourse with his female student with the initials YI (22) in the Islamic boarding school environment. The trial of the sexual abuse and sexual intercourse case with the defendant KI was held open to the public at the Kediri Regency District Court, Monday 4 December. When reading the verdict, the Chief Justice of the Kediri Regency District District Court, Muhammad Rifa Rizah, said that it was legally and convincingly proven to have committed a criminal act of violence by forcing children to commit sexual intercourse with him as committed by educators in the previous indictment. "The defendant KI (dvocate) was sentenced to imprisonment for three years and five months. Fines of 20 million rupiah, if it is not able to be paid, then the prison sentence will be extended for one month," he also conveyed that the sentence. Rifa's decision. He also conveyed that the 3 years and 5 months in prison had gone through considerations during the trial starting from the reading of the indictment, bringing witnesses, as well as providing defense by the defendant. The judge sentenced the defendant KI to Article 6C of the TPKS Law. The defendant KI also conveyed his thoughts on the judge's decision.

Meanwhile, one of the prosecutors, Nanda Yoga Rohmana, revealed that he was quite satisfied with the decision of the panel of judges who sentenced him not far from the demands. Based on the results of this decision, his party still needs to discuss with the leadership to accept or appeal. "Provened 3 years and 5 months, we demand 3 years and 6 months. So we are quite satisfied with the judge's decision because the decline was only one month," he concluded.