Apparently, The Land That Anies Baswedan Brought To Kalimantan Was Plowed By The Mothers In The North Jakarta Aquarium Village

Screenshot of Anies Baswedan's Facebook account, mothers collect the land of Kampung Aquarium to be brought to Kalimantan

JAKARTA - A number of women from Kampung Akuarium took land on the north coast of North Jakarta. The land was put in a bamboo basket to be brought by DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan to the National Capital (IKN) of the Archipelago in East Kalimantan.

"Each governor is assigned to bring land and water from his province. On this Sunday afternoon, all of them, together to East Kalimantan," said Anies through the Instagram account @aniesbaswedan in Jakarta, Sunday, March 13.

Anies reasoned that he took the land from the Kampung Akuarium area because it presented the hope that the construction of this new city which would become the capital city would not marginalize the poor.

He hopes that the development of IKN will provide progress and happiness for all, especially the common people.

Screenshot of Anies Baswedan's Facebook account, mothers collecting land from the Aquarium Village

The land delivered to the land where a new city will be built and become the country's capital, he said, is expected to become a city that reflects the basic ideals of the Republic of Indonesia.

"The return of community life in Kampung Akuarium is a symbol of the return of the basic ideals of the founding of the Republic of Indonesia, namely protecting every blood spill and to bring social justice to all Indonesian people," he said.

Meanwhile, President Joko Widodo plans to camp and stay overnight at the zero point of IKN Nusantara in Sepaku District, North Penajam Paser Regency, East Kalimantan, Monday, March 14.

President Jokowi plans to carry out the Kendi Nusantara ritual with 33 governors throughout Indonesia.

The governors who were present were instructed to bring water and soil from their respective regions of origin, then put them together in the Archipelago Kendi which was stored at the Zero Point of the new Indonesian IKN called Nusantara.

Meanwhile, looking at Anies Baswedan's Facebook account, the Governor, who is reportedly running for the 2024 presidential election, posted a video showing a number of women trying to pick up land in the Aquarium Village.

In that post, Anie stated:

“This republic was indeed initiated by educated people, but it was fought for and defended by all, including the common people, whose sweat is often not written in history books. hoeing and collecting soil to be brought by the Governor of DKI Jakarta to IKN.

Each governor was assigned to bring land and water from his province. On this Sunday afternoon all, together to East Kalimantan.

The land from the Aquarium Village conveys hope that the construction of this new city which will become the capital city should not marginalize the poor and will actually bring progress and happiness to all, especially the common people.

The return of community life in Aquarium Village is a symbol of our return to the basic ideals of the founding of this republic, namely to protect every blood spill and to bring social justice to all Indonesian people.

The land that these mothers hoeed was delivered to the land where a new city will be built, which will become the capital city, which is expected to be a city that reflects the basic ideals of this republic.”