At The DPR, United Dayak Forum Sends Message To Edy Mulyadi: We Invite You For A Customary Trial!

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JAKARTA - The representative of the United Dayak Forum, Dicky Samuel, said the United Borneo Alliance was already in Jakarta to pick up Edy Mulyadi who was considered insulting to residents on the island of Borneo. "Dear Mr. Edy Mulyadi, we are now in Jakarta. We will pick you up! Because you have caused chaos and chaos," said Dicky at the Commission III RDPU of the DPR with the United Borneo Alliance, Thursday, January 27. Dicky emphasized that the people of Kalimantan had never asked President Joko Widodo to move the nation's capital to Borneo. Therefore, according to him, Edy Mulyadi should not mention who Kalimantan will be inhabited by. "(The community, ed) Kalimantan has never asked for the capital city to be moved to Kalimantan. But you have insulted Kalimantan, we will show you. If you don't go to Kalimantan for a customary trial, wait!," he stressed. In the struggle to oversee the IKN Bill, continued Dicky, the United Dayak Forum did not want the Law to not accommodate local wisdom.

"Not only is local wisdom not accommodated, but Edy Mulyadi cs insulted us as our place as a dumping ground for the children of the genie. And we hope that what Edi Mulyadi cs thinks is not the thought of the central government," said Dicky. "Perhaps the government and the people of Jakarta also think that the people of Kalimantan are monkeys and genderuwo. So all this time we have not been noticed or even given the opportunity for the best sons and daughters of Kalimantan to lead in the central government," he continued.

Dicky hopes that President Jokowi can choose the best sons and daughters of Kalimantan to be the head of the IKN Nusantara authority. "We believe that Mr President Jokowi will be wise to involve the best sons of Kalimantan, especially East Kalimantan," he said. Meanwhile, the indigenous Dayak community, Bambang Irawan, asked the chairman of Commission III of the DPR to continue today's hearings so that Edy Mulyadj would no longer make noise.

"Leaders need to be followed up immediately, don't drag on because they make noise," he said.