Ganjar Regarding Hipmi National Conference Colored By Adu Jotos: Don't Use Emotions, Adem Ayem Kan Bagus

Ganjar Pranowo (Photo via Central Java Provincial Government)

Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo regretted the chaos that occurred at the XVII National Conference (Munas) in the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (Hipmi), in Surakarta, Monday, November 21 yesterday.

This was conveyed by Ganjar after launching the Public Service Mall in Klaten, Tuesday, November 22. He advised that the discussion be held in deliberation.

"Don't be chaotic. If you can be cool, it's good because a few days before that there was the Muhammadiyah congress running smoothly, outside issues that were once busy didn't happen," said Ganjar.

The former member of the DPR RI admitted that he was surprised by the news. According to him, many people are disappointed with what happened. Ganjar has also contacted the Central Java Hipmi regarding this.

"I called Hipmi Central Java yesterday to convey to the public, consolidate friends, invite to sit down together, don't use emotions, if you can't, just vote on it," he said.

What happened is a lesson. Ganjar said that maturity is needed in responding. Moreover, they are a group of young entrepreneurs who should set a good example.

"Give a good example, hopefully it will run smoothly, there is still a chance, please open a dialogue. We show that young entrepreneurs are also very democratic who can set a good example," he said.

Previously, it was reported that a riot occurred during the Hipmi National Conference to XVII, at the Alila Solo Hotel, Monday (21/11). A number of videos depicting the chaos circulated on social media and WhatsApp messages.

Later the committee clarified because of differences of opinion from the participants to the chair of the session. The situation was late at night. One party wants the trial to continue, but on the other hand there are those who ask that the trial be postponed until now. Uncomplete debate with arguments continued with shouts and pushing and pushing until there was chaos.