Brilio.net - Abidzar Al-Ghifari was furious with the owner of the X (Twitter) account @ProjecthunterA who mentioned the death of his father, Ustaz Jefri Al-Buchori. Once again, netizens commented negatively about the late father who was linked to the death of Dali Wassink .
The netizen's tweet was also uploaded by Abidzar via his personal Instagram account @abidzar73. In his upload, the netizen made a sarcastic comment, which touched on Abidzar who grew up without the presence of a father figure, and had a lot of burdens.
photo: Instagram/@abidzar73
Initially, Abidzar was reluctant to respond to the netizen who insulted his late father. However, he was moved to follow up on this problem because of the impact experienced by his younger sister, Ayla Azzura. Abidzar said that the aftermath of the netizen's insults caused his younger brother to become so mentally ill that he didn't want to go to school.
"Yesterday I tried to forget about the case, because in my opinion, it's done what it will be," said Abidzar as reported by merdeka6.com.
"But I heard from my sister that it turns out my sister has had a mental breakdown. She's crying, hasn't eaten all day, can't sleep, doesn't want to go to school," continued Abidzar.
photo: Instagram/@abidzar73
Seeing his younger brother's condition, Abidzar immediately took firm action by reporting the netizen to the police. Umi Pipik's son Dian Irawati visited Polda Metro Jaya on July 24 accompanied by his lawyer, Alfie Afandy.
He made this decision after discussing it with his family. The reason is, these negative tweets have really disturbed family harmony.
"In my opinion, that disturbs the peace at home, harmony at home," said Abidzar.
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So far, the details of Abidzar's reporting have not been revealed. Abidzar himself handed over all legal processes to the authorities. However, he still opens up opportunities for account owners to meet him.
"We will hand this case over to the police so that the police can solve it. But from us, especially Abidzar, we just want those involved to meet with us," said Alfie Alfandy.
Abidzar believes that an apology cannot be made only through social media. He also cannot confirm whether he will withdraw the report on this case or not if the account owner meets and apologizes.
"Let's see," said Alfie.
(brl/lea)
