Interesting Questions At Fahira Idris's Examination In The Anies Joker Case

Governor of DKI Jakarta Anies Baswedan (Irfan Meidianto / VOI)

JAKARTA - The case of depicting DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan as the Joker character has entered a new chapter. The reported party, Ade Armando and the reporter Fahira Idris have finished undergoing examination by the police. There are interesting questions that we caught in the examination.

Fahira Idris passed two hours to confront investigators from Polda Metro Jaya. That said, there were 13 questions that were asked to Fahira. Among the 13 questions, Fahira was faced with a question about whether or not Anies had delegated power to him.

To investigators, Fahira admitted that he did not have any power from Anies. Fahira said that he submitted the report purely of his own will, without any mandate or involvement of others. "Now, this is an interesting question. 'Are you reporting this because you have the power of the governor?'" Fahira told reporters at Polda Metro Jaya, Jakarta. South, repeated investigators' questions, Friday, November 8, 2019.

"I said, I was not (mandated). From the start, I said, I did not report this because of Mr. Anies. Not for Mr. Anies. Not getting power from Mr. Anies, not getting power from the provincial government," he added.

The member of the DKI Jakarta Regional Representatives Council (DPD) continued. According to him, other questions from investigators are only basic. Regarding official photo evidence, witnesses, or the tools used, for example. According to Fahira, there was nothing special for him other than the question of mandate.

"Actually, the question is still not too strange in my opinion. It is still basic. Then (the question is) do you have official photo evidence, who are the witnesses, what tools are used," said Fahira. In addition, related to the witnesses who will be When asked for information regarding the case, Fahira said that two people had agreed. They were named Musa and Bintang. "The three will be examined today. I am the reporter and my witness (two people)," said Fahira.