Hasto About Ganjar-Anies Compact Press Prabowo: Both Are Intimidated

Secretary General of the PDI-P (PDIP) Hasto Kristiyanto (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Ganjar-Mahfud MD National Winning Team (TPN) answered accusations about Anies and Ganjar that compactly suppressed Prabowo during the presidential candidate debate at the KPU last December 12. PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto actually firmly said that it was not a strategy, but rather a unifying spiritual atmosphere "It was not a strategy, it was a unifying spiritual atmosphere, because they were both intimidated," said Hasto to the media crew at the Ganjar-Mahfud TPN Winning Post, Kebon Sirih, Central Jakarta, Wednesday, December 13. In the presidential candidate debate held by the Indonesian KPU on Tuesday, December 12, Ganjar asked about several human rights cases in Indonesia a few years ago. Ganjar assessed that in the inaugural presidential candidate debate process, Prabowo could not answer and was not firm in making decisions. Until Ganjar was said to be tendentious by Presidential Candidate number 2, Prabowo Subianto. "How come I say I am not firm? I will firmly uphold human rights. The problem you asked is rather tendentious," said Prabowo. Prabowo also mentioned the question of 13 people who went missing who took care of this problem, namely Ganjar's Deputy when he served as Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court. "Why was it asked at the time when 13 people disappeared to be asked to me? It was tententsius sir. And the deputy father who took care of this so far. So, if the decision is to hold a human rights court, we hold a human rights court, there is no problem," he said.

Meanwhile, Anies mentioned Prabowo, who benefited from the Constitutional Court's decision regarding the age limit of the presidential and vice presidential candidates some time ago. Anies during the session asked Prabowo a question, saying that the nomination of the requirements for the presidential and vice presidential age limit was ethically problematic.