Cak Imin: We Wait For The Report Of The Legal Team For Various Frauds

Anies Baswedan-Muhaimin Iskandar spoke about the current condition of the 2024 Presidential Election/PHOTO: Diah Ayu-VOI

JAKARTA - Candidate for vice president number 1, Muhaimin Iskandar said the AMIN National Law Team was investigating allegations of election fraud to vote count for the 2024 General Election.

On that basis, Cak Imin asked supporters, witnesses of TPS, and prospective members of the legislature of the supporting parties and supporters to wait for a complete report from the legal team on allegations of fraud.

"We are waiting for reports from the national legal team for various frauds, various problems regarding the implementation of this year's elections. Stay serious, be enthusiastic and continue to keep our votes amen and our parties. God willing, our final result will be the winner of the 2024 election," said Cak Imin at the AMIN National Team Winning Headquarters, Wednesday, February 14.

The general chairman of the PKB asked all those in his ranks to continue to be aware of the election process until the official vote recapitulation has been determined by the General Elections Commission (KPU), although currently the results of the quick count or quick count of the 2024 presidential election have been announced.

"To the witnesses, PKB candidates and supporting parties, NasDem, PKS, and other parties, please continue to control the voices, secure the voices of AMIN and PKB, secure seats that will be a trust that we must fight for together. Don't be careless, don't be influenced by, whatever is being played," he explained.

Similarly, presidential candidate number 1 Anies Baswedan asked the volunteers to continue to monitor the process of counting votes from polling stations to the KPU.

"Everything on duty, maintain stamina, the calculation process has not been completed. The party's calculations continue to be carried out. Continue this function," said Anies.

Anies Baswedan also emphasized that he would remain in the struggle for change. "I convey to all fighters, I continue to be in the struggle for this change and will not shift. Our struggle is not over yet," he said.

Anies in his statement also admitted that he was grateful to remain in the struggle for change. This can be seen from the campaign to the voting of the presidential election.

"Alhamdulillah, we are very grateful that the change movement that we have been working on together for how many months has succeeded in bringing new nuances in the campaign. Our change movement has a much bigger mission to accelerate democracy in Indonesia, upholding and upholding ethics. Democracy provides an honorable space for ideas, ideas, dialogue and that's what we've been working on so far," said Anies.

"I will not shift right and left," said Anies.