Celebrity Nikita Mirzani has openly expressed her strong dissatisfaction with Vadel Badjideh following a recent court hearing at the South Jakarta District Court. Her frustration stems from information she received alleging that Vadel had been boasting about his actions concerning an individual identified as “LM” during his time in detention.
Mirzani stated that this sensitive information came directly from her assistant, Mail Syahputra. Interestingly, Mail Syahputra is currently incarcerated at the same facility as Vadel Badjideh – the Cipinang Detention Center in East Jakarta – placing him in a unique position to observe the situation.
However, Vadel Badjideh has vehemently denied these accusations. Speaking through his legal counsel, Oya Abdul Malik, Vadel went as far as to swear upon the Al-Quran, asserting that he never uttered such remarks. This strong denial underscores the seriousness with which he regards the allegations.
Oya recounted her direct conversation with her client, stating, “I asked Vadel, ‘Did you really say that?’ He unequivocally responded, ‘I swear on the Quran, I did not say it.'” This exchange occurred during their meeting at the South Jakarta District Court, reinforcing Vadel’s consistent stance.
To further challenge Mail Syahputra’s claims, Oya Abdul Malik highlighted the vast layout of the Cipinang Detention Center. She explained that Vadel Badjideh and Mail Syahputra are housed in entirely different blocks within the facility, questioning the likelihood of Mail having firsthand, consistent knowledge of Vadel’s supposed confessions.
Oya then directly countered Mail Syahputra’s narrative of frequent encounters. “Where is his block, and where is Vadel’s block?” Oya challenged. “You claimed yesterday, ‘I often met him in the yard, Vadel avoided me.’ It wasn’t Vadel who was avoiding; I was present at those times. I visited Vadel twice, and on both occasions, I observed that it was Mail who deliberately steered clear,” Oya asserted, providing an eyewitness account that contradicts Mail’s statements.
Concluding her remarks, Oya urged Mail Syahputra to refrain from fabricating stories or spreading hoaxes. She emphasized the gravity of their current circumstances, reminding both Mail and Vadel that they are currently serving time in prison.
Oya delivered a final, pointed message: “Don’t be fond of making things up. You’re already incarcerated; just speak the truth.” This powerful statement serves as a stern warning against dishonesty within the detention walls.
Summary
Nikita Mirzani expressed strong dissatisfaction with Vadel Badjideh after her assistant, Mail Syahputra, alleged that Vadel had boasted about “LM” during their time in the Cipinang Detention Center. Vadel, through his legal counsel Oya Abdul Malik, vehemently denied these accusations, swearing on the Al-Quran that he never made such remarks.
Oya Abdul Malik challenged Mail Syahputra’s claims, stating that Vadel and Mail are housed in entirely different blocks within the facility, questioning the likelihood of Mail’s firsthand knowledge. She further asserted that Mail deliberately avoided Vadel, not the other way around, and urged Mail to stop fabricating stories and speak the truth while incarcerated.