Brilio.net - The moment Wanda Hara came to the study conducted by Ustaz Hanan Attaki with a number of Indonesian celebrities is still attracting public attention. The reason is, a figure whose real name is Irwansyah, who works as a fashion stylist, appears wearing a veil like a woman. This then made him the target of netizens.
On the same day, Wanda then apologized and admitted her actions. However, it turned out that this did not solve the problem. As a result of his actions, he was reported to the Police Criminal Investigation Unit on Wednesday (24/7)
The report was made by advocate Muhammad Rizki Abdullah on suspicion of religious blasphemy. The complaint was recorded under number LP/B/247/VII/2024 /SPKT/Bareskrim Polri, 24 July 2024.
photo: Instagram/@wanda_haraa
"The person concerned has worn a veil, has worn a hijab, has worn a headscarf and came to Ustaz Hanan Attaki's study and sat in the women's row," said Rizky when met by media crew at the Police Criminal Investigation Unit, as reported by merdeka.com on Thursday (24/7).
As a Muslim, Rizki felt offended and hurt by Wanda's actions. Even though he had apologized, Rizki said that this report was intended to be a deterrent for Wanda not to repeat her actions.
"Well, as a man, he has abused his authority as a man. Because of what? Because of a disease like Irwansyah's, we have to fight this to save our future generations," he said.
photo: Instagram/@wanda_haraa
Rizki emphasized that Wanda Hara's apology did not invalidate the legal aspects of the report. Because legal problems cannot be resolved just by apologizing. For him, there needs to be strict sanctions.
"So apologizing does not invalidate aspects of the law that must be enforced. Because he has made a mistake and has hurt Muslims. There needs to be social sanctions," said Rizky.
Wanda was caught in a case of alleged religious blasphemy in accordance with article 156 letter A of the Criminal Code (KUHP). Thus, Wanda Hara will be threatened with imprisonment for 5 years.
photo: Instagram/@wanda_haraa
"Subjected to imprisonment for a maximum of five years, anyone who intentionally expresses feelings in public or commits an act: a. which is essentially hostile, abuses or desecrates a religion adhered to in Indonesia," reads the article.
(brl/wen)
