SMAN 1 Cimarga Exposed: Alumni Blacklisted by Owners and HRDs
Zulhilmi Yahya, a social media activist, revealed an interesting development regarding SMAN 1 Cimarga. Through a post on his personal Threads social media account, Zulhilmi Yahya mentioned a blacklist initiated by several owners and HRDs of companies. This blacklist was specifically targeting alumni from SMAN 1 Cimarga between 2026-2028.
The decision to blacklist these alumni was linked to the recent controversy involving students who were caught smoking by the School Principal. The students’ decision to protest by going on strike at the school was deemed dangerous by the owners and HRDs of companies.
According to Zulhilmi Yahya, “Alumni of SMAN 1 Cimarga between 2026-2028 have been officially blacklisted by several owners and HRDs of companies in Indonesia. They believe that all students from SMAN 1 Cimarga could pose a threat to their companies.”
He further explained, “The students from SMAN 1 Cimarga went on strike because the School Principal had physically reprimanded a student caught smoking on school grounds.”
Zulhilmi acknowledged the solidarity among SMAN 1 Cimarga students but criticized their actions for advocating rights in inappropriate ways, such as smoking on school premises where it is strictly prohibited.
“It is clear that smoking is strictly prohibited on school grounds, and these students from SMAN 1 Cimarga showed solidarity in defending the violators of school rules,” he added.
Ultimately, this incident raises questions about the consequences of student protests and how they impact their future careers.
