Concerns About the Word 'Anjay' and Stirring Controversy, Lutfi Agizal Turns Out to Have Noble Intentions

Kapanlagi.com - The name Lutfi Agizal suddenly became the center of attention after raising concerns about the use of the word 'Anjay' which is considered vulgar and inappropriate to say. The issue escalated after a government agency, the National Commission for Child Protection, issued an official circular urging the public to stop using the word.

Seeing the viral response and positive feedback from government agencies and NGOs, Lutfi cried. He couldn't believe that he could make a positive change for future generations.

"Actually, I'm not being sensitive, I cried because I didn't expect it. Who am I, a Semarang kid in the entertainment industry, making a living from it, suddenly getting attention. The point is very good," said Lutfi when met in the Kuningan area, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (1/9/2020).

1. Apology from Tuai Kontra

Although the action taken had a significant impact, Lutfi Agizal's actions received backlash from many parties. According to them, the use of the word 'Anjay', which is a common expression, is considered excessive. However, the lover of Iis Dahlia gave a wise response.

"Well, that's good. I provided this education to see and notice how many people. Once noticed, I ask that you take the lessons, take the positives, and not use the negatives. I apologize if what I did made you feel offended, uncomfortable, or anything like that. I apologize. Because that's not my intention, my intention is to broaden horizons," said the 25-year-old guy.

2. Choosing to Stop

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Lutfi Agizal's goal in raising the issue of the word 'Anjay' is solely to save the next generation of the nation. Therefore, once he receives serious attention from those in authority, he will stop because he feels his task is complete.

"My goal is to save the next generation. But if the government or NGOs take this further, as the first person to raise awareness and receive attention, I will stop. Because it's better for them to take over," concluded the actor of the film SAHABAT LANGIT.

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