Cak Imin About Gibran's Celingak-celinguk Gimics In Debate: There's No Meaning

Vice President Muhaimin Iskandar/ANTARA PHOTO//M Risyal Hidayat/tom.

DEPOK - Candidate for vice president (cawapres) number 1, Muhaimin Iskandar assessed that the behavior of the vice presidential candidate number 2 Gibran Rakabuming Raka in the fourth debate of the 2024 presidential election had no meaning.

At the debate held at JCC Senayan, Jakarta on Sunday, January 21 yesterday, Gibran acted by showing gestures as if he did not get an answer to the explanation of the vice presidential candidate number 3, Mahfud MD.

"In terms of games, in my opinion, it doesn't mean anything from these great ideals. The games that are done by friends or by Gibran are meaningless," said Cak Imin in Depok, West Java, Monday, January 22.

Cak Imin handed over the public to assess the appearance of each vice presidential candidate in a debate themed sustainable development and the environment, natural resources and energy, food, agrarian, indigenous peoples, and villages held yesterday.

"Please, the public judge. For me, the important thing is that there is an awareness of an unusual national atmosphere. This is something that must continue to be called for that the climate crisis of this ecological disaster does not play," said Cak Imin.

Presidential candidate number 1, Anies Baswedan also commented on Gibran's gimmick in the fourth debate of the 2024 presidential election.

Cawapres, who has made many movements to seek public attention, according to Anies, is just an excuse to cover up the lack of arguments in the debate.

However, Anies did not mention who the vice presidential candidate was. Anies submitted the assessment to the community who watched the debate.

"If the substance is weak, well, then the attraction is used to cover its weaknesses. But if the substance is good, the people can judge," said Anies after campaigning in Cikarang, Bekasi.