Here is Nikita Mirzani's Open Letter to the Metro Jakarta South Police Chief, Calling the Lolly Case a Serious Issue

Kapanlagi.com - Nikita Mirzani, an actress and public figure, recently sent an open letter to the Metro Jakarta South Police Chief. She highlighted the need for serious handling of the legal case involving her daughter, Laura Meizani alias Lolly.

In the letter posted on her Instagram account on January 11, 2025, she emphasized that the case of alleged child molestation and abortion involving Lolly as the victim and Vadel Badjideh as the reported party is a very serious issue that requires state attention.

"I want to convey that the case I reported regarding minors is a very serious issue and requires immediate handling," wrote Nikita Mirzani.

1. Expressing Disappointment Over Handling of His Case

Nikita expressed her disappointment because after more than five months since the report was filed in September 2024, there has been no significant development in the case.

"It has been more than 5 months since my report was filed, yet until now there has been no significant progress and it seems STAGNANT. In fact, it is very surprising that now my child has even become a SUSPECT in this case, which to me is very unreasonable," she explained further.

2. Allegations of Obstruction in the Legal Process

"I feel that there is something obstructing this legal process, and I wonder if there are certain parties trying to hinder my report," said this mother of three.

"I hope that with the public's attention through the support of Bang Hotman and myself, Nikita Mirzani, the South Jakarta Police can open their hearts and eyes to resolve this case fairly," she continued.

3. Hoping for No More Delays

Nikita questioned whether the handling of cases in Indonesia would only be swift if they go viral, highlighting her dissatisfaction with the existing legal system.

"Additionally, I want to ask, is it true that in Indonesia the handling of new cases will only be fast if they go viral? I hope there will be no more delays in handling this case and that the authorities can take the appropriate steps soon," concluded the 38-year-old artist.

(kpl/dyn)