Democracy In Indonesia Is Currently Called Ganjar Not OK, Why?

JAKARTA - Presidential Candidate number three, Ganjar Pranowo, highlighted the ethical violations that occurred at the Constitutional Court (MK) and the General Election Commission (KPU) in the 2024 presidential election. He said this made him nervous because democracy in Indonesia meant that it did not match the values and rules.

"If the Constitutional Court gets into ethical problems, the KPU gets into problems, what ethics to talk about in our democracy, as a large enough democratic country," said Ganjar when speaking on the podcast 'Speak Up' with former KPK Chairman Abraham Samad, quoted Friday, February 9.

Ganjar said that this condition actually makes people nervous, such as civil society groups, academics, and religious leaders. However, their insistence that the election run honestly and fairly so that the issue of neutrality does not seem to be heard.

Therefore, the former Governor of Central Java said that democracy in Indonesia is currently running on the wrong track. "Yes, yesterday's warning (from community groups, ed) one, two, and three was not heard. The campus spoke, religious leaders spoke, all spoke," he said.

"So this is actually a symptom that appears that democracy is not okay," continued Ganjar.

Ganjar assessed that the voice was not a covert movement. This pressure for better democracy is indeed voiced by those who feel that democratic conditions in the country are not doing well.

For those who feel they have value and see, (democracy, ed) is walking on the wrong path or rail. He spoke, reminded and reminded that this warning should be heard or we are risking our democracy," concluded the white-haired figure.