Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia– Not long ago the virtual world was shocked by Twitter account user Anja Gapake Y @njanjani who wrote that the money that was missing from the account of PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) was worth Rp. 35 million. Shortly after this tweet he apologized for the allegations for which he apologized via a stamped statement letter, and via video.
Previously, he had called for an invitation to close BRI accounts owned by customers. This @njanjani account also accused the tweet he had uploaded had been deleted and linked it to the loss of balance in his account.
In the apology he clarified that the incident was not skimming as alleged by him. However, the story he uploaded on Twitter also has a number of oddities, ranging from the time period for losing money and the way BRI handled it.
Here are some irregularities in @njanjani’s story:
First, after admitting that his funds were missing, @njanjani told me that his ATM pin was blocked some time after February 2020. However, he only reported this problem in May 2021, or more than a year. This is certainly different from people’s habits if the ATM is blocked, they will immediately take care of it. Especially if there are funds of Rp 35 million in it.
Second, @njanjani admitted that after making a complaint to BRI, he was sent to another branch and spent 1-2 weeks. This is certainly an oddity because the complaint procedure does not take 1-2 weeks.
Later, @njanjani admitted that he had never made a complaint to BRI. “I am correcting my husband and I’s statement that they have submitted a complaint to BRI, which my husband and I have never done,” he said on his Twitter account, Friday (30/7/2021).
Third, @njanjani admitted that her husband made a complaint to BRI on July 28, 2021. @njanjani’s story, her husband saw many people complaining because money was missing from the bank. In the screenshot, her husband admits that his account balance has also disappeared.
The story that there are many people claiming to have lost their balance from BRI clearly shows an oddity. On the day the story was posted, there were no stories of customers losing funds from the bank. Just like before, later on @njanjani admitted that he had never made a complaint and apologized for slandering BRI.
“Once again I say that I regret that I have slandered Bank BRI,” said @njanjani.
At the end of the story @njanjani admitted that he had accused BRI of wrongdoing even though he did not have any evidence. After conducting a BRI investigation, the identity of the perpetrator with the withdrawal has been revealed. However, @njanjani chose not to reveal the identity of the person who made the withdrawal, even though he and BRI already knew who the culprit was.
“I emphasize to the general public that this is not BRI’s fault, for that I express my deepest apologies for the information I provided and the misleading information that resulted in slander on BRI. This is not true and I regret committing slander and I apologize profusely,” he said.
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Photo: Screenshot of @njanjani’s twitter- – |
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