Atikoh Introduces Three Finger Signs Meaning "I Love You"

The wife of the candidate for president of the Republic of Indonesia number 3, Ganjar Pranowo, Siti Atikoh, (Ist)

JAKARTA - The wife of Ganjar's presidential candidate, Siti Atikoh Suprianti, said that the symbol of 3 fingers other than the serial number of the Ganjar-Mahfud pair also has the symbol I Love You.

Presidential Candidate number 3 Ganjar Pranowo ran in the morning with Sandiaga Uno, in the Senayan area, Jakarta, Sunday, January 14. Ganjar's wife, Siti Atikoh Suprianti and Sandi's wife, Nur Asia Uno, seemed to be accompanying him.

Atikoh, who has recently been active in traveling around Indonesia, also caught the attention of the running participants, entitled lebih SeliweRUN. Since arriving, both Ganjar and Atikoh have not been separated from the pursuit of sympathizers.

The opportunity to meet was not missed to be immortalized with their respective smartphones. Seen when finished, Ganjar was immediately attacked by media crews and sympathizers. The same applies to Atikoh.

"Mother, Mrs. Atikoh, I want to take a photo with you. Greetings, three fingers, ma'am," said the runner who finished behind Atikoh.

The former journalist also raised his hand and showed three fingers commonly known as metal greetings. However, Atikoh gave education to the lower sympathizers that there was another meaning of greeting wearing the thumb, index and index finger.

"This means I Love You in sign language. So it fits the election later on February 14th, our love day will give "I Love You"," said Atikoh followed by sympathizers.

This incident was confirmed by four deaf people who turned out to be lining up to take pictures with Atikoh. Those wearing orange, yellow, white and black jerseys.

Knowing their presence, Atikoh also made a photo request. It appears that they followed Atikoh who raised his three-finger greeting "I Love You".

"Soon, I communicated with them first so that they were happy," said Atikoh to other sympathizers to be patient.

Meanwhile, Ganjar's presidential candidate was met after running 7.77 kilometers, admitting that he was happy to be able to exercise with the community and sympathizers. Moreover, he was accompanied by two great runners.

"Today I was taught by 2 runners. One wife, and two Mas Sandi. It turned out that they were great runners. So I had to keep going behind him," said Ganjar.