Sinta Nuriyah's Message To Ganjar: Remember Gus Dur's Teachings, Always Trust

PDIP Presidential Candidate Ganjar Pranowo visited the wife of the 4th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid, Sinta Nuriyah Wahid, Sunday 13 August (Ist)

JAKARTA - The wife of the 4th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid, Sinta Nuriyah Wahid has a special message for the 2024 presidential candidate, Ganjar Pranowo. The messages were conveyed directly by Sinta Wahid to Ganjar when the Governor of Central Java was visiting his residence in Ciganjur, South Jakarta, Sunday, August 13 evening.

"My message is for Mas Ganjar, take care of the health and bathin is born. Remember, the one above is God, the one below it is the community. Don't be in the middle," said Sinta in her statement, Monday, August 14.

Regarding the 2024 presidential election, Sinta also gave a special message. Sinta asked Ganjar to reduce food (satisfied) and increase the relationship.

"Reduce eating (satisfied) and increase the number of people. Increase asking for instructions from Allah SWT," he said.

Sinta also asked Ganjar to grounded. If he is elected president, Sinta asks Ganjar to always maintain justice and humanity.

"If elected as a leader of the country, may always be trustworthy, always maintain justice and humanity. That is what Gus Dur always teaches, so what I say is what Gus Dur teaches and does," he concluded.

The meeting between Sinta Nuriyah and Ganjar took place Gayeng. On that occasion, Gus Dur's eldest daughter, Yenny Wahid, was also present.

The meeting of the three took place warmly full of laughter. Several times, discussions related to politics.

Like when the media crew asked about the closeness of Yenny and Ganjar, Gus Dur's eldest daughter just smiled. However, he made sure he was ready to accompany Ganjar for the campaign in East Java.

"I am ready to accompany Mas Ganjar. If I go to Gus Dur's grave, I will accompany him later. If Mas Ganjar goes (the campaign) to East Java, I will accompany Ganjar," he said.