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The DKI Jakarta DPRD has sent three names of candidates for the interim governor of DKI Jakarta to replace them Anies Baswedan to the Ministry of the Interior (Kemendagri). Now the determination of the Interim Governor of the DKI enters a new phase.
For information, term of office Anies Baswedan and Ahmad Riza Patria as Governor and Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta ending October 16, 2022. On Tuesday (9/13/2022) the DKI DPRD also held a meeting to discuss the candidates for interim governor of the DKI.
The president of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Prasetyo Edi Marsudi, explained that the names that had been agreed in the joint leadership meeting (rapimgab) were the head of the presidential secretariat Heru Budi, the regional secretary of the DKI Jakarta Marullah Matali and the general director of the Politics and General Administration (Polpum) of the Ministry of the Interior Bahtiar. The three names will be presented to the Ministry of the Interior.
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“So the names filtered to be presented to the Interior Ministry are: there is no order, there is no number. First Heru Budi, second Marullah, third Bahtiar,” Prasetyo said.
Prasetyo then wondered if the proposal for the three names could be approved. The leaders of the nine factions of the DKI Jakarta DPRD immediately agreed without any dynamics.
“Is it approved?” Prasetyo asked.
“All right,” the faction leader replied.
3 Names of the DKI DPRD Proposal presented to the Ministry of the Interior
Most recently, Prasetyo Edi visited the Ministry of the Interior office on Wednesday (14/9). Prasetyo came to present the names of the candidates to the interim governor to replace Anies Baswedan who had been decided by the DPRD.
Monitoring detik.com at the Office of the Ministry of Interior, Jalan Medan Merdeka Utara, Central Jakarta, Prasetyo arrived around 11:40 am WIB. He was accompanied by the Secretary of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Firmasyah.
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Watch also the video: DKI DPRD presents 3 replacement names for Anies to the Ministry of the Interior tomorrow
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