Anies Given A Receh Money Donation From Jakut Residents For Struggle Capital

Presidential candidate number 1 Anies Baswedan (left) witnessed the handover of the donation box by representatives of residents to the AMIN National Team for the 2024 presidential election struggle fund BETWEENARA/ Donny Aditra

Presidential candidate number 1 Anies Rasyid Baswedan was given a change in funds for the 2024 presidential election struggle by residents of Tugu Selatan Village, Koja District, North Jakarta, Tuesday.

After completing the oration or conveying his vision and mission when he was president, Anies was given a donation of money or 'ICKleng' by residents as a form of support to struggle to realize the expectations of the Indonesian people, especially North Jakarta residents.

The donations, which were dominated by banknotes of Rp. 2,000, Rp. 5,000, and Rp. 10 thousand, were given by Margono as Chair of the Perdana Campaign Committee in the region to the AMIN National Team and witnessed by Anies.

"We provide this as a form of community participation in supporting you to become president," said Margono as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, November 28.

Anies, who witnessed the incident, then thanked him for the support and assistance.

"I ask for prayers for all, this journey is a long journey, later on February 14, 2024, the Indonesian people will have the opportunity to determine a new direction. At that time it was only five hours from 8 am to 1 pm. Five hours, the Indonesian people will determine their fate in the next five years," said the former governor of DKI Jakarta.

When the campaign in front of hundreds of volunteers and supporters, Anies again promised that the land dispute in Tanah Merah Jakut would be completed when he was elected president.

"So part of the authority lies with the central government regarding land related to SOEs, so we convey it as we seek a solution, such as in Jakarta with the principle of justice, tomorrow (when he becomes president) too," said Anies.

For almost an hour in the northern region of the capital, Anies met with volunteers and the surrounding community to exchange greetings and convey vision & mission if elected later.