According to the Vice-Rector for Academic and Student Affairs report, Prof. Ahmad Yunus, UNS as a Pancasila Fortress Campus upholds the noble values of the nation’s culture. “Therefore, today, UNS will be declared as an anti-violence campus. Later, this declaration will be submitted and read by student representatives,” said Prof. Yunus.

Meanwhile, the Rector of UNS, Prof. Jamal Wiwoho, is highly supportive of this activity. This support is encouraged by the fact that a campus is a place full of scientific values, honesty, morality, and humanity. “The UNS academic community member continues to uphold its commitment to fight against both physical and verbal violence. Moreover, this effort is initiated by students who will later become future leaders. In general, campus violence, which leads to fatalities, can no longer be considered as an ordinary incident. This is an extraordinary incident,” said Prof. Jamal.

Additionally, Prof. Jamal is also concerned about the departure of Gilang Endi Saputra, a student of the Diploma in Health and Company Hygiene and Work Safety (K3) Study Program, Vocational School (SV) UNS. “We express our deepest condolences. May the departed be accepted by Allah, and his family will be given fortitude,” he added.

The Anti-Violence Declaration was delivered and read by Maulidina Zahra Nabila, a student from the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) UNS. Then, after being read out, this declaration was signed by four representatives from student organizations, lecturers, academic support staff, and university (UNS) representatives. The student organizations were represented by Zakky Musthofa Zuhad; UNS lecturers were represented by dr. Paramasari Dirgahaju, Ph.D., academic support staff were represented by Wuji Anggraini, M.Pd.; and the UNS leader was represented by Dr. Sutanto, DEA. Humas UNS

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UNS was represented by the Vice-Rector for Academic and Student Affairs UNS, Prof. Ahmad Yunus, and the Director of Academic Reputation and Student Affairs UNS, Dr. Sutanto. Prof. Ahmad Yunus offered his condolences over the death of Gilang Endi Saputra, a student of the Diploma Program Health and Company Hygiene and Work Safety (K3) of Vocational School (SV) UNS. The university has kept coordinated with the family and police in handling the incident.

“On Sunday evening, we delivered the body to the family. Monday morning (25/10/2021), with the policy, we met the family, especially his mother and father, and the family members agreed for an autopsy at the Regional Public Hospital (RSUD) dr. Moewardi Surakarta. Around 10.00, we bought the body from Karangpandan to Moewardi. (After) arriving there, the autopsy was performed by a physician from Moewardi and forensic doctor from Bhayangkara Polri,” Prof. Yunus explained.

After the Ashar prayer on Monday (25/10/2021), after the autopsy, the body was cleaned by the hospital team and delivered to the family. The university provided continuous assistance until the funeral was completed.

“The results of the autopsy are waiting from the policy report. UNS handed all conclusions of the incident to the official report from the police. Whether it is an accident or an element of alleged violence,” Prof. Yunus added.

Dr. Sutanto, who also attended the press conference, stated that UNS and the police have processed the crime scene (TKP) in the campus and Jurug bridge. All of the 21 managing committees in the event were also had been questioned by the police.

“The managing committee, 21 students, seniors, and supervisor, all had been questioned. UNS fully handed all the investigation processes to the authority,” Dr. Sutanto explained. HUMAS UNS

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