Virgoun Reveals Inara Rusli Still Regularly Meets with the Children at School

They suggested that the media ask the leadership of the National Commission on Child Protection (Komnas PA) directly for clarification details. However, it was emphasized that all points that were questions from journalists had actually been clearly explained in front of the Komnas PA officers.

"It has been answered, what was asked is already there. So all journalists can ask Mr. Agus, the Chairman (of Komnas PA). So what was just asked is exactly the same as what was asked (earlier inside) and has all been answered. That's it," asserted Sandy Arifin at the office of the National Commission on Child Protection in East Jakarta, Tuesday (10/2/2026).

Virgoun personally stated that he still takes the time to meet his children at school. In fact, just before responding to the Komnas PA summons, Virgoun admitted that he had just spent time with them. This serves as proof that the physical interaction between him and the children has not been interrupted as the narrative has developed over time.

"Still meet at school. Earlier this afternoon before the meeting with Komnas, I still met with the kids. That's why I'm confused (being told I can't meet)," said Virgoun.

Virgoun admitted that he is trying to maintain his mental stability for the sake of his children. He does not want this prolonged conflict to negatively impact his children's psychology. For him, meeting the emotional needs of his children is the top priority that must be fought for, even though his relationship with his ex-wife is heating up.

"Just say Bismillah and be ready. The mental health of the children is the most important thing to maintain. I myself have to stay stable because I don’t want to deal with legal matters again, it’s exhausting. So I have to go through this for the future of the children," said Virgoun.

Virgoun's presence is expected to clarify the misunderstandings that have occurred between both parties. His legal team stated that all actions taken by Virgoun at this time are based on the desire to provide proper parenting in accordance with the conditions on the ground. "The bottom line is that if it is for the good of the children, we will proceed," concluded Virgoun.