PDIP Secretary General Confused What Anies Achievement In Jakarta, Deputy Governor Of DKI: We Think Of As Vitamins

Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta Riza Patria/DOK VOI -Rizky Adytia

JAKARTA - PDIP Secretary General Hasto Kristiyanto questioned what the Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan's achievements during the leadership of Jakarta were for the past five years.

Responding to this, Deputy Governor of DKI, Ahmad Riza Patria, considers the criticism as a vitamin that motivates the DKI Provincial Government to work.

"What Pak Hasto, the Secretary General of PDIP said, is a good thing for the government. If anyone asks questions, someone criticizes, we must consider it a healthy vitamin so that we can better plan and implement it," said Riza at the DKI City Hall. , Monday, July 25.

However, the chairman of the Jakarta Gerindra Party DPD asked Hasto to look objectively at the realization of development in Jakarta over the past five years before criticizing Anies.

"The criticism, in my opinion, should not only be recommended, but there must be checks and balances," he explained.

Previously, during the Inauguration and Briefing of the DPD Taruna Merah Putih (TMP) DKI Jakarta Province at the DPD PDI Perjuangan DKI Jakarta office, last Friday, July 21, Hasto mentioned Anies and questioned what his achievements were while leading Jakarta.

"So, if someone talks about A and B, just ask about his achievements. Mr. Anies, mention what his seven achievements are, for example. You must be confused, brothers and sisters," said Hasto.

When giving a press statement after the event, Hasto again explained what he meant by questioning Anies' achievements. According to Hasto, the difficulty of mentioning the seven achievements of Anies is not a criticism that is taken too much.

"We are usually asked by reporters, now I ask reporters, try to mention seven of Anies' achievements. The number seven is important. Because seven has a purpose. That, yes, indeed every leader especially those who will proceed to 2024, yes, the people must be able to assess their achievements ," he explained.