Ganjar Invites The Community To Restore The Direction Of Reform

Presidential Candidate Ganjar Pranowo And Vice Presidential Candidate Mahfud MD At The KPU Building, Tuesday 24 November (Diah Ayu VOI

JAKARTA - Ganjar Pranowo, a presidential candidate (candidate) for the Republic of Indonesia in 2024, invited all levels of society to return to the direction of reform. This was conveyed during the determination of the presidential election number (Pilpres) at the General Election Commission (KPU), Tuesday, November 14.

Ganjar, who is paired with Mahfud MD, also said in front of two other pairs of candidates, namely Prabowo-Gibran and Anies-Muhaimin, that Indonesia's democracy is not doing well.

"Our obligation is to take care, because if we feel that, we have to make sure that democracy can be good even though it's not doing well now," explained Ganjar in his speech.

For this reason, in the future he invites the public to restore the reform values that have been fought for. The 1998 reform was paid with sweat and blood from the nation's children.

"After this, we must be able to ensure that we complete the direction of reform. Democracy is running jurdil, a situation that can run on the tracks and we carry out it really brings integrity, which is far from elements of KKN (Corruption, Collusion and Nepotism)," he added.

That night, the Ganjar-Mahfud pair, promoted by the PDI-P, Hanura, PPP and Perindo coalitions, received serial number 3.

"Thank God we got number three. Greetings Metal," he said.

After the event, the former Governor of Central Java for two periods gave information to the media crew that this is the right time to convey the current condition of the nation.

"Because we listen to what is in society, the voices of the community, from community leaders, religion, journalists, artists, cultural observers convey that. So this is the most appropriate forum for us to openly convey that (fraud) exists, it happens, so it should not continue," he said.

Ganjar is committed to stopping the practice of democratic fraud. He said democracy must be maintained with the people.

"Stop (fraud), or then the public will give an assessment. Do not let this democracy become deformed, there will be a black noktah, and it will injure the jurdil," he said.