Nikita Mirzani Collapses in Courtroom After Judge Bangs Gavel, Cries Hysterically

The hearing, which was scheduled to listen to witness testimony, proceeded with the appearance of Dr. Samira, also known as "Doktif" (Detective Doctor). After the witness provided their testimony, the judge decided to postpone the hearing until next week to give Nikita a chance to seek medical treatment.

Nikita rejected the decision and requested that the trial continue. However, the panel of judges stood firm on their decision to postpone the hearing. "Health is very important. The panel does not want to postpone, but they will be blamed later," said the judge to Nikita Mirzani.

While crying, Nikita again assured the judge that she was still strong enough to follow the trial proceedings. "Sir, I still want to have the trial, Sir. I can go to the doctor tomorrow, Sir. Oh God, why is my trial like this? I want it to be tomorrow. I am still strong enough to follow the trial, Sir. Just tomorrow to the hospital. Please, Sir, I have been waiting for so long, Sir," said Nikita while crying.

The judge stated that the trial will continue next week and has coordinated with the Public Prosecutor (JPU) for the possibility of presenting witnesses again if necessary.

"We will give the opportunity to ask questions. Later we will ask Dr. Samira to come again if there are unclear questions for his legal advisor. You will still be informed. Please convey to the witness to attend again on Thursday, August 14, 2025, the session is closed," concluded the Judge.

Moments after the panel of judges left the courtroom, an officer from the prosecutor's office approached Nikita to put on a detainee vest. At that moment, Nikita appeared weak and then collapsed.

Moments after the judges left the courtroom, an officer from the prosecutor's office approached Nikita to put on a detention vest. At that moment, Nikita appeared weak and then collapsed.

It is known that in this case, Nikita Mirzani along with her assistant, Ismail Marzuki, has been charged with layered articles. They are charged under Article 45 paragraph 10 letter A and Article 27B paragraph (2) of the ITE Law, as amended in Law No. 1 of 2024. In addition, they are also charged under Article 3 of Law No. 8 of 2010 concerning the Prevention and Eradication of Money Laundering, in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code.