Muhaimin: Don't Goyah Select Number 1 Struggle For Change

Candidate for vice president number 1 Muhaimin Iskandar (Cak Imin) while attending the AMIN victory istighosah activity at Kirana Surya II Park, Solear District, Tangerang Regency, Banten on Friday. ANTARA/Azmi Samsul Maarif.

JAKARTA - Candidate for vice president number 1 Muhaimin Iskandar (Cak Imin) attended the AMIN victoryistic activity on the 67th day of the 2024 election campaign period at Kirana Surya II Park, Tangerang Regency, Banten.

The arrival of the General Chairperson of the National Awakening Party (PKB) to the Tangerang Regency in the campaign agenda as a vice presidential candidate from the coalition of changes in the 2024 General Election was immediately welcomed by hundreds of supporters and sympathizers from various circles.

Cak Imin in his oration is committed to guarding the aspirations of the ulama and students, as well as inviting religious leaders, Tangerang Regency community leaders to work hand in hand to guard the changes, with the meaning of continuing a good system and making changes to the slow and stagnant system.

"We have to make changes together, why because we want changes for the welfare of the community," he said.

He and Anies Baswedan are determined to maintain the spirit of justice and diversity by uniting all differences for the change of the nation and state.

"I want to state that not to waver choosing number one, to create a struggle for change," he said.

Muhaimin also promised, if they win the 2024 presidential election, the Anies-Muhaimin pair will change the law which is considered not to side with certain groups.

Because, for developed countries, they always prioritize justice for their community groups.

"God willing, our victory will revise the unfair law. We will change it to defend the people, so that people with disabilities, women, parents, and children," he said.

Cak Imin also mentioned the management of natural resources (nickel) carried out by outsiders.

Therefore, this should not happen and be left alone, because it can harm the Indonesian people.

"Yesterday there was a commotion about mining management, but the money was not much. But the environment was damaged, so we had to make changes," he said.