PKB Still Waiting For PDIP's Official Attitude To Apply For An Angkat Rights In The DPR

Deputy Secretary General of PKB Syaiful Huda (Nailin/VOI)

JAKARTA - The National Awakening Party (PKB) stated that the application for the right of inquiry to investigate the alleged fraud in the 2024 Election is still ongoing. However, PKB together with PKS and NasDem who are members of the Change Coalition is still waiting for the official PDIP's stance regarding the submission of the right to inquiry in the DPR. "It's already underway, friends of several faction members have signed it. Yesterday it was finalized again when meeting the three secretary generals. So if the issue of angket is still so far, good-ready PKB including NasDem and PKS," said Deputy Secretary General of PKB Syaiful Huda to reporters, Tuesday, March 19. Huda hopes that the right of inquiry can be proposed before the DPR session ends or before Eid. Because he said, the submission of the right of angket was not only proposed by at least 25 people out of a minimum of 2 factions but also had to get approval from half of the number of council members in a plenary meeting. Huda said that at least 288 of the 560 members of the DPR must agree. If the tidan, according to Huda, the requirements and mechanism of submitting the DPR's rights are still lacking or incomplete. "So far, in this context it is very important that our political communication with the PDIP faction is the largest fraction as well as the chairman. Because it is collected by the PKB faction, the NasDem faction is not enough 288, so it is still very far away," explained the Chairman of Commission X DPR. Because PKB is an institutional fraction that is still under PDIP, added Huda, then his party is waiting for initiative from PDIP to communicate and apply for a budget right. So far, according to Huda, there is no formal communication between his party and PDIP. "We are waiting, waiting for initiative and communication from the PDIP faction. Of course, it will be preceded by the PDIP faction to officially confirm what kind of its position. Because until today we are still waiting for no official stance," he said.

"It's good to work together so that it's clear from the start. If later there are those who overtake or are left behind, it's not psychologically good. So like it or not, I think it's good together. So that later we can talk about the agenda in the Bamus that when it will be included in the plenary when it will be good in the forum together," said Huda. "Together in understanding political understanding. If the stages have rolled out everything," he continued.