The Sexual Abuse Case of Agus Buntung Becomes a Focus of the Indonesian Parliament, Victims Continue to Increase

Kapanlagi.com - The case of alleged sexual abuse involving IWAS, better known as Agus Buntung, a person with disabilities, has once again captured public attention. The number of victims in this case has drastically increased, now recorded at 15 people, including three minors. This was revealed by the Chairman of the Regional Disability Commission (KDD) NTB, Joko Jumadi, at a press conference on Friday (6/12).

Joko added that two new victims have reported to him, accompanied by strong evidence in the form of video and audio recordings. Currently, this case is being handled intensively by the police and other related agencies.

In the midst of this situation, Agus Buntung's status, who is currently under house arrest, has become a hot topic of discussion. The public is now awaiting a decision from law enforcement regarding the possibility of lifting his house arrest status, so that the investigation process can proceed more smoothly and transparently.

1. The Victims Continue to Increase

In the latest shocking news, the total number of victims who dare to speak up has now reached 15 people. Two of them have just provided undeniable testimonies, complete with strong evidence such as video and audio recordings.

One of the audio recordings clearly reveals how the suspect manipulated his victims.

The Chairman of the NTB Regional Disability Commission, Joko Jumadi, invites all other victims to report officially to the authorities to strengthen the ongoing legal process.

2. Evidence of Video and Audio Recordings

The two new pieces of evidence received, namely audio and video recordings, are now the main focus in this case. Although the video does not show images, the sound recorded within it successfully reveals the suspect's modus operandi clearly.

Joko explained that the audio recording shows how Agus conducted grooming and psychological manipulation on his victims. With this evidence, it is hoped that the charges against Agus Buntung will be even stronger and clearer.

3. Public Demands

Public pressure is increasingly mounting to revoke the house arrest status still imposed on Agus Buntung, which is considered disproportionate to the seriousness of the legal violations he faces.

In an effort to ensure justice, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, the Prosecutor's Office, and the Social Services Department are currently coordinating intensively to handle this case with full attention.

4. Indonesian Parliament Highlights This Case

This case has drawn serious attention from members of the Indonesian Parliament, who firmly demand a comprehensive evaluation of the legal procedures applied to persons with disabilities as suspects.

In a statement published on the official website emedia.dpr.go.id, legislators emphasized the importance of a comprehensive assessment to ensure that every legal process is conducted fairly and without discrimination, creating justice for all parties involved.

5. What is the total number of victims in this case?

As of now, the number of victims who have dared to report has reached 15 people, including three of whom are still minors, adding to the series of heartbreaking stories that draw our attention.

6. What is the latest evidence found in this case?

Recent shocking evidence has come to light, in the form of audio and video recordings that reveal allegations of manipulation and abuse committed by the suspect.

7. Will the house arrest status of Agus Buntung be revoked?

The police are currently reviewing the possibility of revoking the house arrest status of the suspect; this step is taken to facilitate the ongoing investigation.

8. What are the government's steps in following up on this case?

The government, through the synergy between the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, the Prosecutor's Office, and various related agencies, continues to oversee this case to ensure a fair and comprehensive legal process.

(kpl/rmt)