Jakarta –
Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo revealed that the issue of Jokowi, the general president of the PDIP, was deliberately raised to play against each other. According to him, the initiators of this problem are illegal immigrants who want to create disharmony within the PDIP organism.
“I ask all of us to be aware of the presence of illegal passengers. So that no one makes any moves that damage someone’s good name,” Ganjar said in a written statement on Sunday (10/30/2022).
He pointed out that he and President Jokowi are party people who truly understand the rules and relations in the party.
“(Jokowi Ketum PDIP’s idea) is the inconvenience and imagination of a person who does not understand the rules of the PDI-P, who does not understand the relationship between us within the party and is very reckless”, he explained.
As for the succession to the general president, Ganjar continued, the party congress was organized in a very orderly way. Hence, according to Ganjar, the idea of Jokowi taking over the leadership of the PDIP is irrelevant.
“This is very irrelevant. Pak Jokowi isn’t that guy,” he said.
Ganjar also calls on all supporters of President Jokowi to counter the issue so that she doesn’t go mad.
“I think such a thing should be observed. It is a personal idea or an appeal of people. We who have supported Jokowi in the government from the beginning must immediately oppose these people so as not to be provoked by a situation that opposes them. one another, “he said.
According to Ganjar, the nuances of illegal immigrants and the struggle against each other were also felt in the incident some time ago. At the time, a group of people claiming to be Ganjar volunteers urged the KPK to investigate Indonesian House of Representatives Speaker Puan Maharani regarding the EKTP case.
“Starting a lot of illegal immigrants and pushing with the sheep,” Ganjar said.
Therefore, Ganjar asked all volunteers not to use dirty political strategies. Especially in view of the Democratic Party of 2024 later.
“I want to pass on any volunteer or anyone else, one not to defame the people, two not to discredit the people and three not to discredit the parties,” he concluded.
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