Signal Intentionally Turned Off at Nikita Mirzani's Hearing, Doctor Amira Farahnaz Remains Calm

Kapanlagi.com - The continuation of the trial regarding the alleged extortion and Money Laundering (TPPU) case with the defendant Nikita Mirzani has drawn attention once again. The hearing held at the South Jakarta District Court on Thursday (14/8/2025) was scheduled to hear testimony from Doctor Amira Farahnaz, affectionately known as Doktif.

This agenda is a continuation of the previous hearing that had to be postponed. At that time, the trial was halted because Nikita Mirzani, the defendant, suddenly fell ill while Amira Farahnaz had just started giving her testimony in front of the panel of judges.

1. Court More Sterile

Nikita Mirzani © KapanLagi.com/Mathias Purwanto

However, there is something different about this trial. The atmosphere in the South Jakarta District Court feels more sterile than usual. The court has imposed strict restrictions on visitors and media personnel who wish to cover the proceedings.

Not only that, an unusual step has been taken. Telecommunication signals around the courtroom have been intentionally turned off. This is done to prevent any live broadcasts or live streaming from inside the courtroom, ensuring that the legal process runs more conducive.

Upon arrival, Amira Farahnaz, who was present as a reporting witness, appeared calm and ready to follow the entire legal process. Dressed neatly, she did not comment much on the content of her testimony but responded to the unusual situation of the trial.

2. Does Not Affect Amira's Commitment

Nikita Mirzani © KapanLagi.com/Mathias Purwanto

In response to the restrictions and loss of signal, Amira Farahnaz emphasized that it would not affect her commitment to conveying the truth. For her, the most important thing is to provide honest testimony under oath.

"Oh, is that so? Okay. What is clear is that I, Doctor, will deliver the truest testimony under oath in front of the panel of judges. There will be no lies," she said when met at the South Jakarta District Court on Thursday (14/8/2025).

The doctor, who is also an entrepreneur, chose to respect all the rules that have been established. She fully entrusts the proceedings to the judges on duty.

"It might be limited, so it won't be broadcast live, but that's alright. Let's respect the trial; we trust the panel of judges. We just trust them," she added with a straightforward attitude.

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