Responding To The Film Dirty Vote, AMIN National Team: The Election Fraud Plan Was Not Designed Last Night

A snippet of the documentary Dirty Vote (VOI)

JAKARTA - Spokesperson for the National Team for Winning Anies-Muhaimin (Timnas AMIN) Iwan Tarigan responded to the release of the film Dirty Vote which reviewed allegations of fraud and nepotism in the 2024 General Election.

Iwan views that this film can reveal indications that the implementation of the election is colored by dirty political games in order to realize the interests of the group and group.

"We see that all of these election fraud plans are not designed overnight, nor are they designed alone, but are well planned and will take a long time and a very large fund," Iwan told reporters, Monday, February 12.

Iwan suspects that the fraudulent design that was prepared together finally fell into the hands of one party, namely the party holding the key to power, in which it can move apparatus and budget.

"From this documentary, the public can see how dirty, unethical and unethical rulers play with democracy, law and regulate everything, both local governments, village heads, MK, Bawaslu, KPK, KPU, and the police for personal interests, family and group," he said.

Dirty Vote is an explanatory documentary that reveals alleged election fraud described by three constitutional law experts, namely Bivitri Susanti, Zainal Arifin Mochtar, and Feri Amsari.

These three legal experts explain the practice of nepotism using power instruments with the aim of winning the 2024 election by the rulers.

The cases of nepotism that Bivitri, Zainal Arifin, and Feri responded to were revealed through photo documents, videos, and news pieces. The forms of fraud are unraveled by constitutional law analysis.

According to Bivitri, the film Dirty Vote is a historical recording of the destruction of the country's democracy at a time, where power is abused so openly by people who are chosen through democracy itself.

Tells about two things. First, about democracy which cannot be interpreted as limited to the implementation of elections, but how the election takes place. Not only the results of the vote count, but whether the entire election process is carried out fairly and according to constitutional values. Second, about power that is misused due to nepotism that is forbidden by law in a democratic state of law," explained Bivitri in her statement, Sunday, February 11.

Continuing, Feri emphasized that the film Dirty Vote gave a reminder to the regime that the state's power had its limits. According to him, allowing fraud to destroy elections is tantamount to destroying this nation.

"There has never been an eternal power. The best way to do power is, even though the time of power is short, but working for the people. The worst thing about power is those who only think about themselves and their families by extending their power," explained Feri.

The documentary Dirty Vote is directed by Dandhy Dwi Laksono. This is the fourth film he has directed to take the momentum of the election.