In Front Of The Retired, Ganjar's Proud Story Becomes The Son Of A Lieutenant One

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo via Central Java Provincial Government)

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo fulfilled the invitation to the 24th Anniversary of the Retired Police Association at the Tribrata Building, Jakarta. In his remarks in front of the retired, Ganjar said that his pride in becoming the son of a police officer was part of the police family.

"As children, being able to give testimonials is a matter of pride. With different nuances and we are happy that everyone has a commitment to protect this nation and state and face the nation's situation in the future," said Ganjar, Wednesday, July 5.

Ganjar admitted that he got a lot of living values from his father, an officer and his mother, a Bhayangkari. This value, he said, will always be embedded and useful for the life of the nation and state.

Furthermore, this white-haired man said his father, Parmudji Pramudi Wiryo, was a member of the retired police officer with the rank of first lieutenant (lettu). He said his father used to work at the Kutoarjo Police.

"My father is the lowest rank among others and we are given the stage to tell the story of what we are doing, the story of the past as a police child, the discipline of what we are taught, how we serve the nation and state in today's position," said Ganjar.

Chairman of the National Police PP Bambang Hendarso Danuri ensured that there was no political nuance behind Ganjar's presence at the National Police PP event. He said Ganjar was invited because he was a member of the National Police who took part in the government. Apart from Ganjar, Bogor Mayor Bima Arya Sugiarto was also invited, as a fellow son of a member of the National Police who took part in the government.

"Nothing we hold is political," said Bambang.