Divorce Lawsuit Granted by Judge, Inara Rusli Prostrates in Gratitude in the Courtroom - Crying Unable to Hold Back Emotion

Kapanlagi.com - After more than five months of undergoing a series of processes, Inara Rusli's divorce lawsuit against Virgoun has reached its final stage. The Panel of Judges of the West Jakarta Religious Court granted Inara's wish to separate.

After the verdict was read, Inara couldn't hold back her tears of joy. She even prostrated in gratitude before stepping out of the courtroom and speaking to the media.

"(Crying) not sadness, but more towards being deeply moved, indeed Allah's promise is true. What I believed from the beginning was not in vain. Allah's promise is true," said Inara while tears streamed down her face at the West Jakarta Religious Court, Friday (10/11/2023).

1. Get Child Custody

Inara Rusli: KapanLagi.com/Adi Abbas Nugroho

During the divorce lawsuit with the decision agenda ongoing, Inara Rusli paid close attention. She was satisfied that all of her demands were granted by the Panel of Judges.

"Alhamdulilah during the (courtroom) session, many of my demands were granted. The decision of the Panel of Judges was based on strong and supporting evidence," said Inara.

"Child custody is given to Inara, idah and mutah alimony are also granted. Shared assets for royalties are also granted," added Arjana Bagaskara as Inara's legal team on the same occasion.

2. Virgoun's Side Accepts the Decision

Inara Rusli: KapanLagi.com/Adi Abbas Nugroho

Furthermore, Inara Rusli hopes that the decision of the Panel of Judges can be accepted by Virgoun's side. Even the legal team admits to getting goosebumps when hearing the decision of the Panel of Judges.

"The hope is that the decision is good for everyone. Virgoun's side can also accept it, and in the hereafter, it will be lighter," explained Inara.

"Today is an absolute victory for mother Inara. The lies were revealed clearly in the court. It's amazing that I still get goosebumps, even the royalties that were initially denied are granted," said Mulkan Let Let.

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