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“Democrat officials at the district and city levels are now anxious. They are being threatened by police intelligence to hand over the names of the party’s core executives,” Benny said in a tweet on his Twitter account, Tuesday (9/3/2021). Also read: Benny Harman: Democratic Cadres in Restless Regions Threatened by the Police Intelligence
Not only that, Benny said that the intel received direct orders from the Police Chief. Then, said Benny, there were also officials who were forced to accept the Democrat KLB in Deliserdang, North Sumatra.
However, Benny’s claim did not specify which regency and city he was referring to. Likewise, which regional police station is said to have ordered its intelligence services.
“He said on the orders of the Chief of Police. Those who were persuaded to pro-Democrats from the KLB results if they wanted to be safe. Is this true? wrote Benny on his social media.
Responding to this, the Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police, Inspector General Argo Yuwono, questioned the truth of Benny K Harman’s claim. According to him, there needs to be a basic explanation process regarding this accusation.
“The truth needs to be clarified,” said Argo when confirmed by MNC Portal Indonesia, Jakarta, Tuesday (9/3/2021).
Although it is necessary to clarify the truth of this matter, the National Police from the start has stated its commitment to take firm action against police officers who are suspected of committing violations. “If there are members who violate it, they will be prosecuted,” said Argo.
The chaotic Democratic coup has continued to this day. Moreover, the camp opposite the Democratic General Chairperson Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) held an Extraordinary Congress (KLB) and appointed KSP Moeldoko as the General Chair. Also read: Asked about the KLB money, Democrats from Moeldoko’s camp: We are mostly entrepreneurs
On the other hand, the AHY camp also paid visits to Menkumham, KPU and Menko Polhukam to ensure the legitimacy of its current leadership.
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