Married to the Police Chief, Selebgram Rica Andriani Holds a Wedding Reception with Thousands of Invited Guests in the Midst of the Corona Pandemic

Kapanlagi.com - The wedding of selebgram Rica Andriani and Chief Commissioner Fahrul Sudiana, the Kembangan Police Chief of West Jakarta, received criticism. The reason is that this couple held a wedding reception with thousands of invited guests when the corona virus pandemic hit Indonesia.

Rica dared to hold the reception at a five-star hotel on March 21, 2020. When the Indonesian Police prohibited wedding receptions to reduce the spread of the corona virus, Rica and her husband, who is a police officer, did the opposite.

Thousands of invited guests attended the wedding ceremony and reception of this couple. Some selebgrams were also present, including Awkarin and Sarah Gibson, who are the Indonesian Corona Ambassadors.

1. Pedang Pora

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The wedding of Rica and Police Commissioner Fahrul immediately became the public's attention. Especially in the online world, and in a short time, it went viral on various social media platforms.

This couple is considered to have not followed the regulations and received special privileges from fellow police officers. Because they were able to hold a pedang pora reception when other bridal couples were prohibited from having receptions and were forcibly dispersed by the police or SatpolPP when they dared to do so.

The public was enraged because Rica and Fahrul's event continued smoothly. And there were many who criticized this couple for daring to hold a reception.

2. Has Not Spoken Out Yet

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However, since their wedding photos went viral online, both Rica and Fahrul have remained silent. As a celebrity who usually posts on Instagram, Rica stayed quiet.

In her Insta Story page, which usually has multiple posts, Rica only expressed about 'Spreading Love'. She did not make any comments about the public's criticism of her for holding a lavish reception amid the pandemic.

Rica also urged everyone to stay at home through the 'Stay at Home' campaign.

(kpl/phi)