inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police have confiscated a total of IDR 110 million in pocket money voluntarily returned by several influencers in connection with the investigation into the alleged fraud case involving the Hanania Group Umrah travel agency.

"Of the 16 influencers questioned, several returned the pocket money they received. Investigators collected a total of IDR 110 million and confiscated it as evidence," said the Head of the Public Information Sub-Division of the Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police, Police Assistant Superintendent Andaru Rahutomo, on Wednesday (7/1/2026).

He explained that the latest questioning was conducted on an influencer with the initials KN (Karin Novilda), better known as Awkarin, on Monday (6/29/2026). KN underwent questioning by the investigative team from 4:30 PM to 7:45 PM.

During the questioning, KN was asked 33 questions by the investigative team regarding her working relationship with Hanania Travel.

"The questions revolved around the cooperation contract with Hanania, the facility fees received, and the person's allowance," said Andaru.

He explained that after providing his statement, KN voluntarily handed over the IDR 10 million allowance he received from Hanania Travel to the police.

Investigators then confiscated the money to strengthen their evidence.

To date, the police have questioned a total of 124 witnesses to thoroughly investigate this case, which has caused losses to thousands of pilgrims. 

"The witnesses questioned include victims, employees, vendors, and influencers. We are also questioning one attorney representing 1,430 victims," ​​said Andaru.

The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police reaffirmed its commitment to continuing to thoroughly investigate this case and has coordinated with the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) to thoroughly trace all assets and cash flows of Hanania Travel.

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