Rozak's Father And Umi Kalsum Are Absent, Asking For The Examination To Be Postponed Because Time Has Not Been Prepared

Illustration-Ayu Ting Ting at Mapolda Metro Jaya (DOK VOI)

JAKARTA - The parents of the dancer Ayu Rosmalina or Ayu Ting Ting have canceled their investigation regarding the alleged defamation case with the reported owner of the Instagram account @gundik_empang. The reason, because it collided with activities.

"Yes, we did receive the call a day or two ago to be examined today. So coincidentally that day there was another activity that couldn't be left behind," said Ayu Ting Ting's lawyer, Minola Sebayang, when confirmed, Friday, October 8.

In addition, said Minola, his client's parents, Father Rozak and Umi Kalsum, had not prepared any free time to undergo the examination. So, it was decided to ask the police to reschedule.

The plan is that Ayu Ting Ting's parents will undergo an examination on Tuesday, October 12.

"Usually, the schedule for examining this case from the beginning is on Tuesday, so that's why we always prepare it for activities at the regional police on Tuesday," he said.

On the other hand, Minola also confirmed that in the planned examination, Rozak's father and Umi Kalsum will attend the examination.

"Yes, yes (attend the examination later)," he said briefly.

Previously, it was reported that the police would examine the parents of the dancer Ayu Rosmalina, also known as Ayu Ting Ting. This examination relates to the alleged defamation case with the reported owner of the Instagram account @gundik_empang.

In the planned investigation, Rozak's father and Umi Kalsum will be questioned this weekend. Their statements are considered to be able to make the case clear.

Meanwhile, Ayu Rosmalina alias Ayu Ting Ting reported the Instagram account @gundik_empang which allegedly belonged to Kartika Damayanti. The report was because Ayu felt that she and her child had been insulted.

Reports are registered with the number STTLP/B/4048/VIII/2021/SPKT/POLDA METRO JAYA. Ayu Ting Ting's report includes Article 315 on insults.