Chairman Of The Banggar DPR Said Abdullah, Mr. Sabam Got Gold Ink On The PDI-P's Journey

PDIP politician Said Abdullah (Photo: Youtube DPR RI)

JAKARTA - PDIP politician, Said Abdullah, expressed his deep condolences for the death of PDIP founder, Sabam Sirait. Mr. Sabam died at the age of 85 on Wednesday, September 29.

Said said that Sabam was a role model for his juniors in the party bearing the bull symbol. Sabam had golden ink on the PDIP's journey to become the number one political party in Indonesia.

"Sabam Sirait's service is that he is a senior party member who always sets an example for his juniors. That will never be forgotten. And Mr. Sabam has golden ink in the PDIP journey", said the Speaker of the House of Representatives Budget Board to VOI at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Thursday, September 30.

"He laid the foundation (up to, red) a great PDIP like this. We immediately felt lost with his death", he continued.

The East Java legislator admitted that he would go to the funeral home to pay his last respects to the Indonesia House of Representatives member according to the instructions of the PDIP General Chair, Megawati Soekarnoputri.

"All of us cadres were ordered by the general chairman to come to the ceremony as soon as possible, all members", said Said.

Previously, the PDIP Central Board expressed deep condolences for the death of the politician and founder of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP), Sabam Sirait.

“This morning I reported to Mrs. Megawati Soekarnoputri. The entire PDI-P family expresses deep condolences", said PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto, Thursday, September 30.

Remembering the services of Sabam Sirait, who was known as the party's declarator when the party fusion was carried out in 1973 into PDI, said Hasto, the party paid tribute to the deceased through party protocol.