Gerindra Values Ibas Yudhoyono's Criticism About Failed Nation Warning For Current Leaders

Member of the Gerindra Faction DPR Kamrussamad (Photo: Screenshot of Youtube @Kamrussamad TV)

JAKARTA - Member of the Gerindra faction of the DPR, Kamrussamad, assessed that the failed nation criticism made by the chairman of the Democratic Faction, Edhie Baskoro Yudhoyono (Ibas) was a warning to the current leader as well as the future leader of Indonesia.

"So that we have leadership readiness in carrying out state duties entrusted by the Indonesian people," said Kamrussamad, Friday, July 9.

It is undeniable, he continued, the magnitude of the challenges Indonesia currently faces has changed the direction of national development policies due to the crisis caused by COVID-19.

Furthermore, the member of Commission III of the DPR explained that a failed nation condition could occur if a sovereign government lost control of its sovereign territory.

Unable to provide public services and, continued Kamrussamad, unable to interact with other countries for some reason. "And the erosion of public trust or the people who voted for it," said Kamrussamad.

Therefore, continued the legislator for the DKI Jakarta electoral district, the key for Indonesia to be able to get through this multidimensional crisis is the unity of national stakeholders as a step to save people's lives.

"Focus on preparing citizen health services, controlling every territorial crossing, building optimism that the Indonesian nation is a great nation capable of overcoming any multidimensional crisis," said Kamrussamad.

As is known, the Chair of the Democratic Faction Edhie Baskoro Yudhoyono (Ibas) admitted that he was worried that Indonesia would be called a failed nation because it was unable to save its people from COVID-19.

"You see, COVID-19 is getting more and more violent. Many of our families, friends and people in our environment have been exposed and even died. How long will our nation continue like this? Don't let our country be called a failed nation. able to save its people," said Ibas, Wednesday, July 7.