Shockingly, Wika Salim Loses Billions of Rupiah Due to Alleged Embezzlement

Dangdut singer and presenter Wika Salim admitted to being shocked when she discovered that her funds were allegedly embezzled by her management.

Today Wika Salim came to Polda Metro Jaya with her attorney, Sandy Arifin, for consultation. Sandy Arifin explained that his client suffered losses of up to billions of rupiah due to alleged embezzlement of the cooperation contract.

"So our client, Ms. Wika, experienced quite a large loss related to collaboration contracts for singing, work outside the city and in the city, which is suspected to be in the management," said Sandy Arifin when met at Polda Metro Jaya, Wednesday (4/12/2024).

The initial step, Sandy Arifin sent an open warning to the management to fulfill the obligations that had not been completed.

"In this case, I am issuing an open summons to immediately complete the obligations or rights of our clients to be returned immediately. If within a week from today, the contract data that our clients may not have or do not have," explained Sandy Arifin.

The summons is valid for seven days from now and if it is not responded to, it will continue to legal proceedings.

"We will directly issue an official warning and perhaps if there is no good faith we will officially report it to the police," said Sandy Arifin.

Wika Salim was shocked by the alleged embezzlement. Moreover, the amount was not small.

"More or less a little, but we are still trying to be more generous, but this is not a small amount for me. Moreover, my work is usually extensive, so I was a bit shocked," said Wika Salim.

Sandy Arifin and his team are currently consulting with the Directorate of Special Criminal Investigation of Polda Metro Jaya regarding this matter and will collect other data before making a police report.

"Today we want to discuss and ask for advice from investigators on what needs to be collected, we have brought some, there are already some and also to determine what day we will make the report," concluded Sandy Arifin.