Surakarta Police: Express Your Opinion With Applicable Rules, Not Any Place To Doodle

Surakarta Police Chief Kombes Pol. Ade Safri Simanjuntak while giving a statement to reporters in Solo, Wednesday, August 25. (Photo: Aris Wasita/Antara)

JAKARTA - The Surakarta Police urges the public to express their opinions in accordance with applicable rules so as not to violate public order that disturbs the comfort of other people. Simanjuntak when responding to acts of vandalism that contained criticism related to the policy of implementing restrictions on community activities (PPKM) in Solo, reported by Antara, Wednesday, August 25. The feeling that you want to show is okay, but it must be ethical. Doodling is not appropriate," he said. As a follow-up to the case, the Police Chief said that his party was currently conducting an investigation. "We will also educate, not necessarily with law enforcement. During education, coaching towards a better one, that's what is done eat," he said.

Meanwhile, Surakarta Mayor Gibran Rakabuming Raka said that the vandalism action in the form of writing containing criticism had been removed. come here (Surakarta Mayor's Office) or my WA," he said. He also made sure he was not an anti-criticist. However, this criticism was conveyed without going through acts of vandalism. "Those (the ones crossed out) are people's homes, they must be removed. There are many locations to channel the interests and talents of young people in Solo, murals are everywhere allow all," he said