The party of former household assistant (ART)
Erin, Nur Rohmah, highlights the fate
of personal items that are said to still be at
erin's residence. This concern arose after
the peace proposal from Erin's side did not
acknowledge the detention of these items.
"I feel that concern is certainly
there. But if those items are removed, then this
event will become even more complete legally. Right? So later
if they go missing, we will take
firmer legal steps,"
said Basuki when met at the South Jakarta District Court,
Wednesday (5/8/2026).
The legal team
stated that they have prepared a plan if there is no
certainty regarding the existence of those items.
They emphasize that they will not remain silent if
their client's personal belongings are truly not
found.
1. Certainty of Personal Items at Erin's Residence Becomes the Focus

Nur Rohmah accompanied by lawyer © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi
According to the plaintiff, Nur Rohmah's belongings are still at Erin's house. On the other hand, the peace proposal submitted by the defendant is said to not acknowledge the detention of the items, raising concerns about the potential loss of those items.
Certainty regarding the existence of these items is awaited to prevent the case from expanding into new issues. The plaintiff requests concrete clarity to ensure that all personal belongings remain safe and accountable.
If it is later proven that the items were removed, other legal actions will be promptly taken in accordance with applicable regulations. The attorney emphasizes that this option has been prepared from the beginning if clarity is not obtained soon.
2. Communication Stalled, Mediation Expected to Be a Bridge

Nur Rohmah wearing a hijab © KapanLagi.com/Fikri Alfi Rosyadi
The plaintiff claims to have difficulty communicating directly with Erin. This situation makes them hope that the mediation process in court can provide a formal face-to-face space to discuss the matter at hand.
“My hope is actually that I can also meet with Mrs. E. And it wouldn't be appropriate if I suddenly went to her place to ask because this legal process is already underway,” said Basuki.
Through mediation, they want to ensure that all issues—especially those related to personal belongings—are discussed openly and a clear point of agreement is sought. This stage is expected to help accelerate the resolution of the dispute without increasing friction outside the judicial process.
3. Prioritizing Peace, Yet Legal Options Remain Prepared
The Nur Rohmah side emphasizes a preference for resolving the case in a calmer and more humane manner through available legal channels. They believe this approach still provides a comfortable resolution space for both parties.
“If this is what we are doing here, taking legal steps that are more humane and more pleasant. It’s different from if we had taken legal steps elsewhere,” they explained.
Although prioritizing a peaceful resolution, they remain prepared to take firmer steps if clarity regarding the belongings is not achieved. “But once again, if our client’s belongings are not available, of course, we as citizens will take legal action in accordance with the legal provisions applicable in the Republic of Indonesia,” they concluded.
(kpl/far/phi)
Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.