Former Employee of Ashanty Claims to Have Been Threatened with Beating During Interrogation

Kapanlagi.com - Ayu Chairun Nurisa, a former employee of Ashanty, revealed a terrifying moment when she was interrogated late into the night. She claims to have faced not only psychological pressure but also threats of physical violence from one of Ashanty's employees.

This incident occurred on May 21, 2025, when she was confronted by more than ten people at Ashanty's office. In a pressured and isolated condition, Ayu reported receiving verbal intimidation that left her frightened.

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1. Threats From Ashanty's Employee

The threat, according to Ayu, was made by an employee named Tony. "There was intimidation, yes. Tony at that time said, 'Lucky for you that you are a girl, if you were a boy, I would have beaten you up here,' he said," Ayu revealed at a press conference in Depok, West Java, Monday (06/10/2025).

2. No Witnesses

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However, Ayu did not have any witnesses when the intimidation occurred. "At that time, I was alone, there was no one," she added.

3. Ayu Feels Intimidated

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The pressure did not stop there. Ayu felt continuously intimidated even after the incident. She admitted that there was always someone sent to her house if she did not answer the phone or reply to messages.

4. Feeling Pressured

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"They have been too oppressive, you know. So if I don’t answer the phone or something, they definitely send someone to come to the house," she continued.

5. Ayu's Side Regrets the Intimidation

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Ayu's legal team strongly regrets this intimidating action. According to them, such treatment cannot be justified, even if their client is considered to have made a mistake.

6. Ayu is Depressed

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"Regardless of what happens, it is not justified for the Ashanty group to act like that. Especially since our client already seems to be feeling depressed, right? Intimidated," asserted Endin, one of Ayu's attorneys.

7. The Legal Process Should Be According to the Rules

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They argue that the legal process should proceed according to the rules, without any threats or pressure outside the procedure. "If he is indeed wrong, let the law take its course, not him taking actions against our client," they concluded.

(kpl/aal/phi)