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Davina Karamoy Returns Pocket Money After Being Questioned for 5 Hours Related to Hanania Group

Davina Karamoy Returns Pocket Money After Being Questioned for 5 Hours Related to Hanania Group

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Davina Karamoy Returns Pocket Money After Being Questioned for 5 Hours Related to Hanania Group

Davina Karamoy underwent questioning as a witness in the alleged umrah travel fraud case involving the Hanania Group. The actress appeared at the Metro Jaya Police to provide information regarding her involvement in promoting the travel agency that is currently facing legal issues.

The questioning lasted approximately five hours. Davina's attorney, Yulius Irawansyah, stated that his client was cooperative and answered all of the investigator's questions to assist in the investigation process.

"We have already been questioned. We were called as witnesses in the case that occurred at Hanania. So far, we have answered 30 questions," said Yulius Irawansyah at the Metro Jaya Police on Thursday (18/6/2026).

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In the investigation, it was revealed that Davina had performed Umrah twice through Hanania Group. The first departure took place in September 2024 in collaboration with a television program, while the second trip occurred in August 2025 with her family.

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"Yes, that was also my first Umrah. The first Umrah in 2024, then the second in 2025. So I've only done it twice," said Davina.

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Davina's party also acknowledged the provision of a pocket money amounting to IDR 10 million for one departure. However, as a gesture of good faith, the money has been handed over to the investigator because it is suspected to have originated from funds of pilgrims that were misused by the travel agency.

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"Given pocket money, not paid in this case, which is IDR 10 million per departure. But earlier, with full awareness, we have returned the pocket money," explained Yulius.

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Davina emphasized that she was unaware of any internal issues at the company when she received the collaboration offer. She stated that her presence at the Metro Jaya Police was solely to respond to the investigator's summons and to support the ongoing legal process.

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"I am here just to respond to the summons, to be cooperative," said Davina.

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The Hanania Group case has attracted public attention after around 1,500 prospective pilgrims were reported to have failed to depart for Umrah in March 2026. The police suspect that the funds belonging to the pilgrims were used to cover the company's financial problems, including financing promotions involving several influencers and artists to attract customers.