DKPP: Reports Of Most 2024 Election Violations From Papua

DKPP member Ratna Dewi Pettalolo (center) and Papua Province Regional Audit Team (TPD) elements of the Community of Hanny Grassius Tamal (left) when giving information in Jayapura. (ANTARA/Ardiles Leloltery)

JAKARTA - The Honorary Council for Election Implementation (DKPP) of the Republic of Indonesia revealed that there were most reporting of violation cases in the 2024 General Election from Papua Province.

DKPP member Ratna Dewi Pettalolo said, for complaints about election violations received by DKPP, there were seven cases with one of them in the trial stage.

"The six reports are still in the verification stage so that no delegation has been carried out," he said in a written statement, Monday, April 29, which was confiscated by Antara.

He hopes that the implementation of the 2024 Pilkada will have the support of all stakeholders to jointly make the democratic process a success in the area.

"Because the regional elections cannot run fairly and in an orderly manner without the support of all parties, both the community, the government of political parties and members of the press and the pair of candidates," he said.

He explained, thus all parties must cooperate with high integrity so that the regional elections will run well in Papua.

Meanwhile, the Papua Province Regional Audit Team (TPD) for Community Elements, Hanny Grasius Tamal, said that one case of violating the 2024 General Election had been heard, namely the violation of the code of ethics at Bawaslu, Yapen Islands Regency.

He hopes that the 2024 Pilkada in Papua will be better than before. Apart from money politics and neutrality, it can be minimized.

"So that it doesn't cause problems, such as conflicts between the people themselves," he said.

He added that clashes between communities had occurred in Jayapura City because it was indicated money politics so that his party appealed to all residents to be able to oversee the implementation of the regional elections so that they can run safely and smoothly.