Ganjar Brings Message From The People On The 51st Anniversary Of PDIP: Change Our Fate

Presidential Candidate number 3 Ganjar Pranowo (Wardhany Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - Presidential Candidate number three, Ganjar Pranowo revealed that the people left a message to convey to the PDI-P (PDIP) during the 51st Anniversary celebration. One of them changed the fate if victory was won in the 2024 presidential election. This was conveyed when he spoke during the celebration of PDIP's 51st Anniversary at the PDIP Party School, Lenteng Agung, South Jakarta, Wednesday, January 10. Initially, Ganjar admitted that he received many messages when meeting residents during the campaign period. "These are some of the voices that are entrusted. So when we go down, the PDI-P goes down. There is great hope that they always spill, so that when the trust is given, change our fate," said Ganjar in front of PDIP General Chair Megawati Soekarnoputri. Ganjar said this trust also made the people continue to support him despite intimidation. Because the people have courage in their hearts. "They hide the courage in their hearts," said the former Governor of Central Java. Furthermore, Ganjar said that there are three main problems experienced by the community and must be resolved by leaders in the future. First, related to stomach or food problems. This white-haired figure gets a message from the people who are farmers about how difficult it is to get cheap fertilizers. "Farmers then talk about why the price of fertilizer is scarce, and subsidies are always reduced, fishermen really hope for easy assistance when the equipment cannot be fulfilled," he said. Next, the community also entrusts educational issues. Because, there are still many people who have difficulty accessing education. "Why do we who don't have more ability, to be able to finance education, our access is always cut off, and we go to school, access to education. 'We hope that our fate will be much better, when we get a good education," said Ganjar, imitating the people's voice. The third is the problem of access to health, said Ganjar. Based on the voice of pregnant women, there are still difficulties in providing good nutrition for future babies.

"So when everyone is in stunting. Then help us," concluded Ganjar, imitating the statement he heard from the public.