Cak Imin Strikes Back, Yenny Wahid: Don't Be Baper, Cak, You Can't Necessarily Make Your Own Party, You Usually Take Someone Else's Party

The daughter of the 5th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid, Yenny Wahid (left) and the Chairman of the PKB Muhaimin Iskandar alias Cak Imin. (Instagram @yennywahid-@cakiminnow)

JAKARTA - The daughter of the 5th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur), Yenny Wahid, asked the PKB Chairperson, Muhaimin Iskandar (Cak Imin) not to get carried away or get carried away with criticism.

Yenny had previously criticized politicians whose reactivity had plummeted and should not have insisted on running for the 2024 Presidential Election. Cak Imim immediately responded via Twitter that Yenny was considered not a cadre and did not need to interfere in PKB affairs.

"Hahaha, that's great, Cak. But don't (don't) get excited, Cak," Yenny said on her Twitter account, @yennywahid, Thursday, June 23.

Yenny also reiterated that she was not a PKB cadre during the Cak Imin era, but a cadre of the party bearing the star and earth symbol during Gus Dur's leadership.

"And it's true, I'm not PKB Cak Imin. I'm PKB Gus Dur," he said.

Yenny also replied to Cak Imin's satire. Yenny, who is considered unable to build the party she educated in 2012, the New Indonesian National Sovereignty Party (PKBIB), said that Cak Imin did not have the same abilities as himself, he could only take other people's parties.

"Cak Imin also doesn't necessarily know that you can make your own party... you usually take someone else's party," said Yenny.

As is known, Yenny Wahid recently stated that he does not have a party. The woman whose full name is Zannuba Arifah Chafsoh said that she only became a PKB cadre during the Gus Dur era.

"I'm not in a party. I don't have a party. I'm Gus Dur's PKB, not Cak Imin's PKB," Yenny Wahid said when met by reporters in Jakarta, Monday, June 20. While giving a public lecture in Sumedang, West Java, recently, Yenny then criticized politicians who are keen to become president but have low electability.

Cak Imin responded to the criticism. He said that Yenyy, who has been proven to have failed to build a party, should not mess around with PKB's internal affairs.

Cak Imin emphasized that Yenny was not a cadre or part of the PKB.

"Yeni (Yenny) is not PKB, just making her own party fail to qualify, several elections attacking PKB didn't affect her, PKB kept increasing her vote, so why not get involved in organizing PKB, just live your failed party," said Cak Imin via Twitter account, Thursday, June 23.