Allegations of Fund Embezzlement by Management, Wika Salim Will File a Police Report If There Is No Good Faith

Kapanlagi.com - Singer Wika Salim finally spoke out regarding the allegations of fund embezzlement involving individuals from her management. This case reportedly has caused Wika losses amounting to billions of rupiah.

"If it's about my legal team, I'm sure there has been communication, but how to finalize it will be discussed tomorrow," Wika said when met on Jalan Kapten Tendean, Mampang, South Jakarta, recently.

According to her, so far there has been no concrete action from the reported party to resolve the issue. "I'm still waiting until it is really (resolved) tomorrow," she added.

Wika explained that the decision regarding legal action depends on developments tomorrow. If there is no good faith, she will definitely report the case to the authorities.

"Let's just wait to see what they want to give us. If we feel that what they provide as evidence is sufficient, then maybe we can discuss how you want to proceed. But if we feel that they are also trying to manipulate again, then we will continue with the case," Wika asserted.

1. Evidence Revealed on Its Own

Wika Salim © KapanLagi.com/Sandy Arifin

Regarding when it will be reported, Wika asked to inquire about that with her legal counsel. She doesn't want her work to be neglected because of this issue.

"Just confirm that with Sandy Arifin first. For that, I have already handed it over to Mas Sandy. So I don't want my other work to be disturbed. This is exhausting," she said.

This case not only consumes Wika's time and energy but also brings a lot of new information that she was previously unaware of.
"It's certain, as a result of what he did yesterday, many people know, so naturally, there are a lot of pieces of evidence or things that I didn’t know before that have come to me," Wika revealed.

According to Wika, this additional information came without her having to search for it. "I wasn't even trying to find out, so I received a lot of information since this news became widespread. So all the evidence we were looking for finally came on its own," she explained.

2. Hoping for a Good Resolution

When asked what she hopes for from this case, Wika admitted she wants to resolve it amicably. However, she also does not want to be too tolerant.

"I am a person who, if possible, would prefer to resolve things amicably, but there are things that if given tolerance, it becomes too easy," she said.

More than just a material issue, Wika highlighted the psychological impact that she and her family are experiencing. "In my opinion, it's not a material issue. What is more damaged is my mental state, my family for sure, especially my parents who, so to speak, have trusted me a lot to be taken care of. But it turns out my parents' trust was betrayed," Wika stated.

Wika also mentioned that this case has affected the people who work with her. "There are crew members who are indeed affected as well," she revealed.

(kpl/aal/phi)