Dharma Pongrekun Was Reprimanded By The Chairman Of KPPS TPS 31 Lebak Bulus, Why?

Cagub Jakarta Dharma Pongrekun when voting at TPS/PHOTO: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI

JAKARTA - Candidate for governor of Jakarta number 2 Dharma Pongrekun has distributed his voting rights at polling stations (TPS) 31, Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta. He was reprimanded by the Chairman of the KPPS, a Muslim who was on duty.

This moment occurred when Dharma had just arrived at the TPS at around 10.30 WIB, Wednesday, November 27. Based on observations, he then greeted a number of journalists and residents.

Furthermore, Dharma had time to deliver a statement. It's just that, it took too long and he stood covering the entrance to the TPS so that he was reprimanded by Muslims through a loudspeaker or microphone.

"Mr. Dharma, the press conference will later hinder it," said Muslim.

This reprimand occurred many times until finally Dharma immediately walked to the KPPS table to pick up the ballot. After voting, he said it was the first time he did it.

Since the age of 17 he has joined the Akabri who does not allow participating in the election to vote. So I'm a bit old and don't know how to vote yet," Dharma said with a smile.

In the future, he will hand over the results of the Jakarta gubernatorial election to God. However, Dharma believes that the people are aware of his struggle with Kun Wardana.

He conveyed this after seeing the enthusiasm of the residents when heading to the TPS. "People are starting to realize that what we are fighting for is their basic need," he said.

"It's useless to go forward, it's useless to turn on if there's no security. In our life, a decent city environment must have safe conditions, secondly healthy, thirdly prosperous, fourthly harmonious, and the fifth is always safe and proper. If the Indonesian people want to live a prosperous and safe life, let's join. Not to me, the people are only one compact, although now they are still divided, hopefully the pragmatic spirit will be abandoned soon. Let's not culture to beg, wait for people's gifts. More noble hand above than the hands below, "concluded Dharma.