The high-profile alleged adultery case involving public figures Inara Rusli and Insanul Fahmi has entered a new phase, with its handling officially transferred. Previously managed by the General Criminal Investigation Directorate (Ditreskrimum) of the Metro Jaya Regional Police (Polda Metro Jaya), the investigation has now been moved to the Directorate of Women and Child Protection and Eradication of Human Trafficking (Ditres PPA and PPO). This strategic shift aims to streamline the focus of the ongoing legal proceedings.
Kombes Rita Wulandari, Head of the PPA and PPO Sub-directorate at Polda Metro Jaya, confirmed that the administrative transfer process is currently underway. Speaking from Polda Metro Jaya on Friday, June 2, she stated, “This is still in process; there is a transfer of the police report from the General Criminal Investigation Directorate to us.” Despite this departmental change, Rita assured that the integrity and progress of the legal process will not be hindered.
“But the investigation continues,” Rita emphasized, clarifying that the investigating team remains committed to its duties. They are actively working to gather crucial evidence and collect testimonies from witnesses. She noted the necessity of a thorough review of the newly received files from Ditreskrimum to ascertain the exact status of the case, stating, “I have to make sure, yes, because as I said, the transfer of the police report is still administrative with the General Criminal Investigation Directorate.”
A significant development in the Inara Rusli and Insanul Fahmi case is the impending police summons. Authorities are set to call both Inara Rusli and Insanul Fahmi for questioning in the immediate future. Rita reaffirmed the commitment to move forward with this crucial step, adding, “It is still ongoing. The investigation plan is still ongoing. As soon as possible (they will be summoned), yes, certainly. As soon as possible certainly. Be patient.”
The controversy surrounding Inara, Insanul, and Wardatina Mawa ignited when a CCTV video allegedly showing Insanul and Inara Rusli circulated widely on social media, eventually reaching Mawa, Insanul’s wife. The footage reportedly captured moments of Insanul and Inara together at a hotel on August 8, 2025. At the time of the alleged incident, Insanul was still legally married to Mawa, leading to accusations of adultery.
In response to the allegations, Insanul provided an explanation, asserting that he had legally married Inara Rusli in Jakarta on August 7, 2025, just one day before the video was purportedly taken. However, despite this claim, Mawa proceeded to file a formal report against both Insanul and Inara, accusing them of alleged adultery. The transfer of the case signifies a continued push for clarity and justice in this unfolding marital dispute.
Summary
The alleged adultery case involving public figures Inara Rusli and Insanul Fahmi has been transferred from the General Criminal Investigation Directorate to the Directorate of Women and Child Protection and Eradication of Human Trafficking (Ditres PPA and PPO) at Polda Metro Jaya. Kombes Rita Wulandari confirmed this administrative shift, assuring that the investigation will continue without hindrance. The team is actively gathering evidence and preparing to summon both Inara Rusli and Insanul Fahmi for questioning soon.
The controversy originated from a circulated CCTV video allegedly showing Insanul and Inara Rusli at a hotel on August 8, 2025, when Insanul was still married to Wardatina Mawa. Insanul claimed he had legally married Inara Rusli on August 7, 2025, a day before the video. Despite his explanation, Mawa filed a formal report accusing both of alleged adultery, leading to the ongoing legal proceedings.