Nazaruddin Reportedly Left Democrats, Moeldoko: News From Drunk People Shouldn't Be Believed

M. Nazaruddin / IS

JAKARTA - Moeldoko's Democrat Party spokesman, Muhammad Rahmad, denied the news that Nazaruddin had left Moeldoko's coalition. As stated by the Democratic Party (PD) led by Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono.

"None of the officials of the KLB Democratic Central Executive Board have left", said Rahmad to VOI, Monday, October 4.

According to him, the news of Nazaruddin's release came from the mouth of a drunk person so there was no need to believe the information.

"The news from drunken people is unbelievable", he said with a laugh.

Rahmad said the accusation was even worse than talking nonsense. "If there is still a rank above nonsense, then it deserves to be attached to the one who said it", said Rahmad.

He added that Nazaruddin was still active in the special WhatsApp group for KLB Deli Serdang. "He is active in the special WhatsApp group for the Deli Serdang KLB Central Executive Board", he added.

Previously, the Head of the Bamkostra of the Democratic Party, Herzaky Mahendra Putra, said that the Moeldoko camp had now been scattered. He said Max Sopacua and Nazaruddin no longer joined Moeldoko.

This was conveyed by Herzaky in a press conference, Sunday, October 3. Herzaky initially allowed Moeldoko to correct his attitude and apologize.

"Currently, all return to Presidential Chief of Staff, Moeldoko. He has two choices. First, stop all his ambitions to take over the Democratic Party. Admit his mistakes. Apologize to all Democratic Party cadres. We believe that there is still room for improvement for any human being on this earth. who have made a mistake or made a mistake", said Herzaky.

Herzaky then mentioned that Moeldoko's team had been dispersed. He called Max Sopacua who resigned until Nazaruddin left the coalition.

"Isn't Moeldoko's Presidential Chief of Staff team currently disbanded. Max Sopacua has resigned regularly. Cornel Simbolon has resigned. Nazaruddin, as one of the investors, left the coalition", he said.