Firmly, Pandji Pragiwaksono Asks Marshel Widianto To Resign From The Candidate For Deputy Mayor Of South Tangerang

Pandji Pragiwaksono (Instagram @pandji.pragiwaksono)

JAKARTA - The Pandji Pragiwaksono celebrity again conveyed an open message to comic Marshel Widianto through his personal YouTube account. At the end of the approximately 10 minutes long video, Pandji firmly asked Marshel to be canceled as a candidate for Deputy Mayor of South Tangerang.

"Just cancel it now Marshel, good for everyone, good for your party, both for the City of South Tangerang, and good for Marshel," Pandji Pragiwaksono was quoted as saying by VOI from his personal YouTube, Thursday, July 18.

Furthermore, Pandji explained that the burden of having a debt of gratitude that might be borne by Marshel Widianto if he manages to be in that position.

"If you owe money, you owe Rp. 1 million, you pay Rp. 1 million, it's finished. You owe Rp. 10 million, you pay Rp. 10 million, you owe Rp. 100 million, Rp. 1 billion, you pay Rp. 1 billion finished," explained Pandji Pragiwaksono.

"What is difficult is if we have a debt of gratitude. Continue to carry around, keep in mind. Because debt money can be paid with money, debt is carried away until it passes away," he added.

At the end of his sentence, Pandji emphasized that he did not intend to attack Marshel in this video but tried to save his life.

"You know I love Marshel, I'm not angry with you. I'm just trying to save your life," he said.

Previously, Komika Marshel Widianto was appointed to become a candidate for Deputy Mayor of South Tangerang through the Gerindra party. This was conveyed directly by the Daily Chairperson of the Gerindra Party DPP, Sufmi Dasco Ahmad.

Through his personal Instagram account, Sufmi Dasco declared Marshel Widianto's candidacy along with Banten Governor Candidate Andra Soni.

"On this occasion, I reiterated instructions that the Candidate for Governor of Banten, namely Andra Soni and the Candidate for Deputy Mayor of South Tangerang, namely Marshel Widianto," wrote Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, quoted by VOI from his personal Instagram, Friday, June 21.