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Pandji Pragiwaksono Undergoes Second Examination at Bareskrim, Asked 17 Questions Related to the Toraja Indigenous Case

Pandji Pragiwaksono Undergoes Second Examination at Bareskrim, Asked 17 Questions Related to the Toraja Indigenous Case

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Pandji Pragiwaksono Undergoes Second Examination at Bareskrim, Asked 17 Questions Related to the Toraja Indigenous Case

Pandji Pragiwaksono returned to Bareskrim Mabes Polri to undergo further examination related to the case involving the name of the Toraja indigenous community, on Monday (9/3/2026). The presence of this senior comedian aims to provide further clarification regarding his involvement in the customary trial that was previously held.

Pandji stated that his main agenda today is to explain the chronology and results of the customary process he underwent in Toraja. He was accompanied by his attorney, Haris Azhar, to ensure that all legal processes run in accordance with the applicable corridors, especially concerning the implementation of restorative justice.

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Pandji appeared calm in facing this process and expressed his commitment to follow all legal procedures. He hopes the explanation provided can clarify the matter that has been a public concern.

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"Yes, I was asked about my presence in Toraja when I was conducting the Toraja customary trial. The questions were about that and I have provided clarification. Hopefully, the case can be resolved quickly," said Pandji Pragiwaksono at Bareskrim Polri, Monday (3/9/2026).

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Regarding the technical details of the examination, Pandji mentioned a considerable number of questions. The investigators' focus was indeed on Pandji's activities while in the customary area some time ago. "17, if I'm not mistaken. Not all of them were related to the customary trial," he said.

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Although he has to face the law, Pandji admits he did not make any special preparations. He only ensures that he stays fit, especially since he is currently observing the holy month for Muslims.

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"There’s no preparation at all, I’m just ready to be asked. The most preparation is to observe fasting with sincerity," said Pandji.

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Pandji fully entrusts the matter of administrative proof to the relevant parties in the indigenous community. For him, the main focus right now is to provide honest and transparent information to the police.

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"No, that seems more appropriate to ask friends in the indigenous community," he said.