Ganjar Together With Coal Residents Agree To Maintain Tolerance

Ganjar Pranowo (Doc. Ganjar)

BATU BARA - Thousands of residents and traditional leaders in Batu Bara Regency, North Sumatra warmly welcomed the arrival of Ganjar Pranowo, the 2024 Indonesian presidential candidate (Readpres), and they also pinned a typical Malay cloth, Tengkuluk, Saturday 11 November.

Arriving at the location in the Village of Empat Negeri, Datuk Lima Puluh District, Ganjar was greeted by the Tepak Sirih dance. Next, a joint dialogue was held.

In front of traditional leaders and thousands of residents, Ganjar appreciated the harmony and tolerance applied by the people of North Sumatra. Although pluralism with various religions, ethnicities and groups is still able to coexist.

"Everyone can live in harmony, work and work together, we try to make our lives much better. That is the origin of Indonesians, who have never differentiated ethnicity, religion, groups," said Ganjar.

The former governor of Central Java for two periods also emphasized that a culture of tolerant living must be maintained and preserved in all regions in Indonesia.

"Tolerance and living in harmony must be maintained," he explained.

On that occasion, Ganjar also reminded about the dangers of drugs that could damage the nation's generation.

"So if this drug is not strongly brushed, then this country will be weakened by drugs," said Ganjar.