Rahmat Wibowo Infraloka claimed to be a holy man, telling Hasbi A Lubis 'you don't know me… I am a holy man, I am Parashurama' minutes before posting his legal notice to Hasbi, attaching a WhatsApp chat with someone else in which he answered 'yep' to being told he might as well sue every company and everyone until he is the only one left out of prison

What he posted

He posted it at about 07:59 WIB on 14 November 2026. Addressing the Threads account “hasbilubistrilife” and naming Hasbi A Lubis in full, he wrote “You don’t know me… I am a holy man. I am Parashurama”, a figure from the epics he often uses to cast himself. He attached a clip of a TV epic, a selfie video, a card about his “1.5 years of total social isolation” and finding help at RSKD Duren Sawit, and a WhatsApp chat with an unnamed contact, not Hasbi, who tells him he might as well “sue every company and everyone, so they all go to prison and you’re the only one left”, and he answers “yoi” (“yep”).

Context

About two hours earlier the account had commented under his GPA post, calling him “orang gila” (“madman”). About seven minutes after this post, he published his 11-page legal notice 099 to Hasbi over that comment, which calls the link between the account and Hasbi a presumption and “the weakest point” of its own case. The account replied to this post with “Get a professional help, kiddo!”, and at about 08:17 Rahmat announced he had reported Hasbi to Vopak’s whistleblowing channel. Later that day he boasted of his “SEO Mastery” over Google results for Hasbi’s name.

Observations

• “A holy man”. His answer to being called a madman is to declare himself a holy man and an epic hero, addressed to a stranger by full name.
• A name, not a username. The comment came from an anonymous account. In this post he already names Hasbi A Lubis as its owner, before sending the notice that asks Hasbi to confirm or deny it.
• “Sue everyone”. The chat he chose to attach, with a contact whose name is not shown, has that person telling him he might as well sue every company and everyone until only he is left out of prison. His reply is “yep”.
• His own medical history. The card he attached tells of social isolation and psychiatric care, the same morning he objected to a comment about his mental health.