After Anies Became NasDem's Presidential Candidate, Volunteers AK 24 Pushed The Anies-Andika Perkasa Pair

DKI Governor Anies Baswedan (Photo via Facebook Anies Baswedan)

JAKARTA - DKI Governor Anies Baswedan has been officially declared as a NasDem Party presidential candidate. The TNI Commander General Andika Perkasa is considered the most suitable figure to accompany Anies Baswedan in the upcoming 2024 presidential election.

"We think the Anies-Andika pair is the most suitable couple. Both will be able to complement each other into a collaboration for the progress of this country," said Anies-Andika For 2024 Volunteer Chair (AK 24), Bima in a written statement, Monday, October 3.

General Andika Perkasa is currently still serving as TNI commander. Likewise with Anies Baswedan who still has a responsibility to take care of DKI Jakarta. However, both of them will certainly retire this year.

The names of the two are also prominent in various surveys of the electability of presidential candidates. Anies Baswedan was never separated from the top three. In fact, many surveys also occupied Anies Baswedan as a champion.

Meanwhile, Andika Perkasa is also mentioned as a potential figure. His firmness and popularity in leading the TNI are also widely liked by the public.

"Anies Baswedan and Andika Perkasa are the most complete combinations of characters to be able to bring Indonesia to fly in the world," continued Bima.

This pair is considered to be complementing each other. Not only constitutional matters. But also the destruction of this nation, said Bima.

"Anies Baswedan is a religious academic. He is combined with a high nationalist, firm and has the pluralism nature of a Andika Perkasa," continued Bima.

In the near future, AK 24 volunteers will declare themselves to continue to echo these two pairs throughout the archipelago. Bima said that colleagues in the regions had also welcomed and fully supported Anies-Andika.

"Many are ready to form volunteers in a number of areas. This pair has really been responded very positively by many people," he said.