Having 2 Ministers And 1 Deputy Minister In The Cabinet, PPP Doesn't Want To Rush To Submit Rights

Chairman Of The PPP Faction At The DPR Amir Uskara/PHOTO: Nailin In Saroh-VOI

JAKARTA - The United Development Party (PPP) has not taken a stand regarding the proposed right to inquiry in the DPR regarding the alleged fraud in the 2024 General Election.

PPP Deputy Chairman Amir Uskara said his party did not want to rush to apply for the right of inquiry because it still has 2 ministers and 1 deputy minister in the current government cabinet.

"If you tell the story of the right of inquiry, of course you will see what will happen to make the right of inquiry. One of them is of course if it is considered in the legislative election yesterday there is a big problem that must be questioned by the government, of course it will be material for us," said Amir, Friday, March 8.

"We just need to convey to our friends that PPP is currently in the government. This means that PPP has two ministers in the cabinet and there is even one deputy minister, even our general chairman is also the presidential envoy," continued Amir.

Amir assessed that one of the problems regarding the 2024 General Election was about cheating, while it was enough to ask his cadres in the government.

"But if for example there is something very urgent to make PPP rights, it is also not taboo with that," said the chairman of the PPP faction in the DPR.

So far, said Amir, the submission of new rights of inquiry is just proposals at the plenary meeting. There has been no movement in the administrative process needed for an inquiry right.

In addition, continued Amir, all cadres are being directed to focus on guarding votes in their respective electoral districts. The deputy chairman of the MPR said that his party still wanted to resolve the issue of the Legislative Election until March 20.

"After that, we will take a stand regarding what has been circulating so far," concluded Amir.