Megawati Asks All Elements Of The Nation To Practice The Greetings Of Pancasila During Meetings Or Meetings

The fifth President of the Republic of Indonesia and Chair of the Steering Committee of the Pancasila Ideology Development Agency (BPIP) Megawati Soekarnoputri/ANTARA

JAKARTA - The fifth president and chairman of the Steering Committee of the Pancasila Ideology Development Agency (BPIP) Megawati Soekarnoputri asked all Indonesians with Pancasila ideology to practice the greetings of Pancasila, especially in meetings or other meetings. "I ask for help from those who feel the ideology of Pancasila, if they hold meetings, meetings, they give greetings (Pancasila)," said Megawati when giving directions at the nine-year Commemoration of Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages in the Senayan Eastern Parking Area, Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta, Sunday. According to Megawati, someone who believes in Pancasila ideology will always practice Pancasila greetings in every meeting he attends. On that occasion, Megawati also invited the participants of the event, namely thousands of village heads from all over Indonesia to practice the greetings of Pancasila. "So if I raise (right hand) like this, I shout "Greetings to Pancasila", later you will answer the same, but you stand up," said Megawati, giving an example. Thousands of village heads compactly immediately answered the Pancasila greeting shouted by Megawati. "Greetings to Pancasila," they shouted. On the same occasion, Megawati also reminded all Indonesians to always maintain the independence that has been achieved by Indonesia. He reminded that the struggle to achieve independence carried out by the founders of the Indonesian nation was not an easy struggle. Megawati added that many parties from the village are the parties who contribute the most in fighting for Indonesia's independence, as recorded by history. "We are colonized, we must remember 3.5 centuries by the Dutch. After that, the name of struggle rose. The struggle that came the most were people in the village. That's true. If you don't believe it, look for it in history books," he said.