Anies Baswedan Meets NasDem Chair Surya Paloh After Jhonny G Plate’s Corruption Case Revelations

Jakarta –

Anies Baswedan meet the General Chair NasDem Surya Paloh after Menkominfo Jhonny G Plate named as a suspect in the BTS Kominfo corruption case. The Deputy Head of NasDem, Ahmad Ali, saw the arrival of the presidential candidate supported by his party as a form of concern and civility.

“NasDem in quotes are grieving, of course they will pay attention. In my opinion, it’s normal manners,” said Ali when contacted, Wednesday (17/5/2023).

Ali just passed by Anies. He admitted that he did not have time to talk to Anies.

“I just passed by, he went up and I went down, I didn’t meet him,” he said.

Ali said that until now his party has seen the problems surrounding his cadre, Johnny Plate, purely because of legal issues. He doesn’t want to be prejudiced against anyone.

“NasDem to this day is purely looking at law enforcement cases so we respect that process. I’m also not sure if then the government, in this case the President who has been friendly with NasDem for a long time, then does things without commendable quotes. So we are not prejudiced, Just think positively when this is a pure legal process, then everyone has to respect that,” he said

Anies Comes to Nasdem Tower

Anies docked at the NasDem Party headquarters. Anies came after Ketum Surya Paloh after talking to the Minister of Communication and Information Johnny G Plate who was named a suspect in the BTS corruption case.

monitoring detikcom at the NasDem Tower, Menteng, Central Jakarta, Wednesday (17/5/2023) Anies arrived at 18.25 WIB. Anies was seen wearing a blue checkered shirt.

Upon arrival at the NasDem Tower, Anies was immediately greeted by the Head of the NasDem Party DPP, Sugeng Suparwoto. The former Governor of DKI Jakarta did not say anything, but immediately entered the building.

Surya Paloh and the NasDem elite previously held a press conference regarding the arrest and detention of Minister of Communication and Information Johnnya G Plate by the Attorney General’s Office.

(deck/mae)