Airlangga Is Not Seen After The PKS Elite Joint To Golkar Office, Where?

Speaking press after the PKS elite meeting with Golkar/PHOTO: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI

JAKARTA - The general chairman of the Golkar Party, Airlangga Hartarto, was not seen in his nose when the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) group visited the Golkar Party's DPP office today.

Airlangga was only seen when he was about to enter the party office before the PKS group arrived. Then, when the guest came home after the closed meeting he did not accompany him.

Related to this, the Deputy Chairperson of the Golkar Party, Ahmad Doli Kurnia, did not want to talk much. He said that previously it had been regulated who would speak after the meeting.

"I think there has been an agreement between the two parties. That the PKS spokesman, Mr. Secretary General (Secretary General of PKS Aboe Bakar Al Habsyi)," Doli told reporters at the Golkar Party DPP office, Slipi, West Jakarta, Tuesday, February 7.

"And my Golkar Party spokesman," he continued.

Although it was not seen welcoming and escorting the PKS group, Airlangga continued to participate in closed meetings for 1.5 hours. There are a number of things in the discussion, one of which is about the maturation of the life of the nation and state ahead of the political year.

"We both know that we are entering the election stage today, God willing, no more than 370 days we have reached February 14, 2024 and of course we have all prepared ourselves," said Doli.

"Although the election is a contestation between political parties, we agree that as leaders of political parties we have an obligation to maintain national conduciveness so that all elements of society can be actively involved in preparing for elections," added the chairman of Commission II of the DPR.

For information, PKS visited the Golkar Party DPP. Led by PKS General Aboe Bakar Al Habsyi arrived at Habib Aboe, the ranks of the PKS DPP were welcomed by the Deputy Chairperson of the Golkar Party, Ahmad Doli Kurnia, Deputy Chairperson of the Golkar Party, Nurul Arifin.