Bye! To Anies Baswedan In Jakarta, Rocky Gerung Value PKS Receives 'Law' Add Exchange With KIM

Rocky Gerung (DOK Youtube)

JAKARTA - Political observer Rocky Gerung quipped PKS who 'asked' Anies Baswedan in the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada. According to him, PKS will be considered by the public as a party that wants to exchange and increase slightly in politics towards the Pilkada. "And we can make sure Anies may be canceled because PKS accepts higher invitations, exchange the addition with KIM plus," said Rocky as quoted by Youtube @Rocky Gerung Official, Monday, July 12. Rocky continued, PKS had left its moral position and began to enter the material worship system. In fact, according to Rocky, this is not the ideology of PKS. "PKS is part that was established to care for intellectuality, spirituality, integrity. PKS will be considered a party that is considered merely to want to increase small exchanges there," "But once again we have to calculate political life based on value. There will be a goodbye to PKS in Jakarta because the value is lost," added Rocky. Previously, PKS spokesman Muhammad Kholid said support for Anies Baswedan in the 2024 Jakarta Pilkada was no longer valid. This is in accordance with the recommendation letter given to Anies. According to Khodlid, support for Anies and Shobul Iman running in the Jakarta Pilkada took place from the declaration from June 25 to August 4. Unfortunately, until now, PKS has not received a letter of recommendation from other parties to carry Anies because of the lack of conditions for at least 4 seats. "When we haven't filled the chair, the candidate we carried couldn't sail until now," said Kholid at a press conference at the PKS DPP Office, Saturday, August 9. Kholid admits that with that background his party continues to communicate with other parties, or those who are members of the Advanced Indonesia Coalition (KIM).

"We are building communication with the Advanced Indonesia Coalition to the stage of reviewing, discussing alternative options when this safe couple cannot sail due to lack of seats," he said.