Ganjar Discusses The Latest Political Situation After The Constitutional Court's Decision When Meeting Gus Mus In Rembang

Candidate for president (candidate) Ganjar Pranowo visited Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) Mustofa Bisri or Gus Mus at the Raudlatut Thalibin (DOK VOI) Islamic Boarding School (Ponpres) - Wardhany Tsa Tsia

JAKARTA - Candidate for president (candidate) Ganjar Pranowo visited Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) Mustofa Bisri or Gus Mus at the Raudlatut Thalibin Islamic Boarding School (Ponpres), Leteh Village, Rembang, Central Java, today, Monday, November 13. Ganjar mentioned many things that were discussed lightly at the meeting. One of them is related to the decision of the Constitutional Court (MK) regarding the requirements for the term limit for the presidential and vice presidential candidates. During the meeting, Nawawi Cholil or Mbah Wi and Gus Mus' son-in-law, Wahyu Salvana or Gus Wahyu were also present. "With Abah (Gus Mus, ed) it's a funny story, a story that tells the current and easy situation," said Ganjar, quoted in his statement, Monday, November 13. Ganjar said this meeting had been planned for a long time after he retired as Governor of Central Java. However, it can only be done because of time and agenda constraints. "I was following up but didn't find it either, then left greetings to his nephew and conveyed it to me. Well, only then was my schedule sowan today, thank God I was able to meet you, ” he said. In addition to chatting, Ganjar and Gus Mus also had lunch together. He served various food menus such as squid oseng, chicken eggs, tofu, capcay, shrimp, chili sauce, and tamarind. The meeting then closed with prayer. “ We are just discussing it, I pray for it. Good prayers, ” said the PDIP politician. It is known that a number of national figures also visited Gus Mus' residence on Sunday, November 12. At that time they conveyed the nation's problems ahead of the 2024 General Election. "We went to Gus Mus for sowan, but also shared our feelings," said the writer and senior journalist Goenawan Mohamad. Goenawan assessed that trust in others was very thin because of so many lies. The reason is because loyalty, voice, and position can be bought.

The situation of distrust between residents, said Goenawan, is increasingly approaching the election. Especially after there is controversy regarding the constitution. In my opinion, the election and presidential election are increasingly worrying because the joint rules have begun to be dismantled and even damaged. The occurrence of a scandal in the Constitutional Court (Mahkamah Konsitusi) showed it,” Goenawan Mohamad said at the time.