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Uya Kuya Challenges Netizens! Prepare IDR 1 Million for Anyone Who Can Uncover His Defamer's Identity

Uya Kuya Challenges Netizens! Prepare IDR 1 Million for Anyone Who Can Uncover His Defamer's Identity

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Uya Kuya Challenges Netizens! Prepare IDR 1 Million for Anyone Who Can Uncover His Defamer's Identity

Uya Kuya seems to be really serious about dragging the spreader of the hoax "750 MBG Kitchens" to court. In addition to reporting to the police, Uya is now holding a contest with a cash prize for anyone who has accurate data regarding the owners of those defamatory accounts.

Uya feels that the perpetrator's profile needs to be known immediately so that the legal process can proceed more quickly. He invites netizens to assist the police by providing complete information.

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"So here’s the deal, I’m holding a contest, okay, let’s also help law enforcement. If anyone can inform and provide accurate complete data about the accounts that defamed me, please contact me," said Uya Kuya when met at the Indonesian Parliament building on Tuesday (21/4/2026).

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Not kidding, Uya promises material rewards for every piece of information that proves to be true. He wants the public to actively participate in combating the spread of disturbing fake news.

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"If proven, I will give money. Rp 1 million each," said Uya.

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However, Uya still opens the door for forgiveness for those who realize they have made mistakes. However, the apology must be made publicly before the legal process goes too far.

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"If he has deleted it before I report, and he publicly apologizes to me, maybe I will forgive him. But if he continues to challenge, continues to slander, then we will proceed," he asserted.

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Uya sees the development of the Cyber Directorate of the National Police, which is now stronger, as an opportunity to regulate the digital world. He fully hands over the investigation process to the authorities.

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"It seems that it really has to be this way now, we have to be brave enough to report. Moreover, now the cyber police have become independent. We leave it to the authorities," he concluded.