Former Indonesian first lady Dewi Sukarno allegedly assaulted ex-manager, referred to prosecutors


Former Indonesian first lady Dewi Sukarno is a TV personality and is known as Madame Dewi in Japan. - DEWI.SUKARNO. 10/FACEBOOK

TOKYO: TV personality and former Indonesian first lady Dewi Sukarno was referred to prosecutors on Friday (Jan 23) for allegedly assaulting and injuring her ex-manager, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department said.

Known as Madame Dewi in Japan, she is suspected of assaulting a woman in her 30s who was her manager at the time, according to a police source.

The incident took place at a veterinary hospital in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, on Oct 28, 2025.

The 85-year-old allegedly beat and kicked the woman, causing minor injuries including bruises on her chest that took about two weeks to heal.

She visited the vet after receiving a call that her dog’s condition had suddenly worsened. She then began shouting and acting violently, assaulting a woman who tried to stop her, according to the source.

After the incident, the woman left the agency and filed a complaint with the police in November. - The Japan News/ANN

 

 

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