Jakarta. In a show of solidarity, international artists band together to support Indonesian DJ Angger Dimas, who recently lost his 6-year-old son, Raden Andante Khalif Pramudityo, affectionately known as Dante.The Jakarta Metropolitan Police have discovered indications of criminal activity surrounding the tragic death of Dante.

The young boy tragically lost his life at the Tirtamas Pondok Kelapa swimming pool in East Jakarta on Saturday, Jan. 27, 2024

Angger Dimas, recognized for collaborations with artists like Diplo and Iggy Azalea, initially resisted an autopsy for his son. However, he has since changed his stance, expressing suspicions of foul play and casting doubt on the accidental drowning theory.

The hashtag #JusticeForDante has emerged on social media as a call for truth, gaining momentum among public figures and fellow musicians. Renowned international DJs such as Steve Aoki, Laidback Luke, and Nervo, who have collaborated with Angger, are amplifying the message.

Australian DJ duo Nervo took to Instagram, urging support for Angger Dimas: "Please help our friend Angger Dimas get the inquiry he deserves for his son's tragic death."

Dutch-Filipino DJ Laidback Luke echoed the sentiment, posting the hashtag "Justice for Dante" alongside sad and heartbreak emoticons on his Instagram account.

DJ Steve Aoki also shared the hashtag "Justice for Dante" on his X account.

Expressing gratitude for the public's concern, DJ Angger Dimas acknowledged the overwhelming support following his son's tragic demise.

Influencer Ryan Berti, a close friend of DJ Angger Dimas, shared insights into their recent reconnection before Dante's untimely passing. Ryan revealed that Angger had visited his home, expressing joy at reconnecting with his son.

The Jakarta Metropolitan Police has officially launched a formal investigation into Dante's death. Commissioner Wira Satya Triputra, Director of General Crime Investigation, said suspicions of criminal activity emerged during the case review, prompting the elevation to a full-fledged investigation.

Dante's tragic incident unfolded under the supervision of Angger Dimas' ex-wife, Tamara Tyasmara, who was reportedly present on a television show set at the swimming pool.

The police are actively interviewing witnesses, including swimming pool management, Tamara's partner, hospital staff, and eyewitnesses. Commissioner Wira confirmed the presence of Tamara's partner at the scene, emphasizing that the individual remains a witness.

Tamara underwent additional questioning at the Jakarta Metropolitan Police's Directorate of General Crime Investigation on Wednesday. Despite the somber circumstances, she greeted the media with a smile and a wave, refraining from extensive comments.