Anies-Imin Rental JIS Rp2 Billion For Grand Campaign, AMIN National Team Please Permit Not Make It Difficult

Jakarta International Stadium (JIS)/DOK: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI

JAKARTA - The National Team for Winning Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar (AMEN National Team) has applied for a license to use the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) to the DKI Provincial Government and PT Jakarta Propertindo (Jakpro) BUMD as the location for the general meeting campaign. National Team coach AMIN Ahmad Ali said the cost of renting JIS for the grand campaign on February 10 reached IDR 2 billion. "God willing, it will be finished, yes. The permit has been completed. The approval from the local government has been completed. Today, God willing, the obligation will be completed, Rp. 2 billion as rent," Ahamd Ali told reporters, Thursday, February. Therefore, the Deputy Chairperson of the NasDem Party hopes that there will be no more incidents of revocation of building permits as has happened in several Anies campaign activities in a number of areas. "Hopefully there will be no more obstacles because the phenomenon of revocation of permits has often occurred in several areas. Hopefully, JIS will not happen again again like in other areas," said Ali. However, if the JIS permit is not issued, the AMIN national team will prepare other alternatives so that Anies-Muhaimin's campaign activities on the last day of the campaign period continue. "We will definitely have alternatives, to maintain these possibilities. Next, let the people judge what happened and how the community respond," he explained. Similarly, presidential candidate number 1 Anies Baswedan emphasized that he has constitutional rights as a candidate for leadership in the 2024 presidential election to carry out his campaign activities.

"We carry out the constitution. Our constitution stipulates that there is a presidential election every five years. That is why presidential candidates are determined, and presidential candidates are given the constitutional right to organize campaigns," said Anies. "The question is, is anyone intending to hinder constitutional activities? Is there any intention to hinder democratic activities? The people of the world will watch a democratic country one of the largest, is a disability is it natural that there is a problem? Later it will be judged by the public outside, later it will be the people who judge," he continued.