Chairman Of Bappilu PDIP Bambang Pacul Jamin Anies Baswedan Will Lose In Kandang Banteng

Chairman of Bappilu PDIP, Bambang Pacul. (Photo: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI)

JAKARTA - Chairman of the PDI-P Election Winning Body (Bappilu) Bambang Wuryanto or Bambang Pacul guaranteed Anies Baswedan would not win in Central Java during the 2024 presidential election. It is believed that the Governor of DKI Jakarta will not move in the bull cage.

"I guarantee that (Anies cannot win in Central Java, ed)," Bambang told reporters at the Monas area, Central Jakarta, Saturday, October 8.

Bambang doesn't want to speculate too much where Anies thinks he can win. Including, if the former Minister of Education and Culture (Mendikbud) can earn votes in East Java.

"Even if it's not necessarily the field. If the time is answered then. If you look at it, it's all speculative," he said.

Furthermore, Bambang emphasized that he would not be threatened even though Anies stepped forward as a presidential candidate. PDIP admits that it is relaxed if you have to face each other in a five-year contestation.

"No one threatens PDIP. This is what Adida said, Ms. Puan stated that there was a time when we competed, there was a time when we competed. When we competed, we just competed. Once we finished, yes, if we could play, we side by side," said the chairman of the Central Java PDIP DPD.

"Yes, it's okay but there is no such thing as a traffic jam. What is it that is twisted," continued Bambang.

As previously reported, Anies has been declared a candidate for president of the NasDem Party. Related to this, he admitted that he was ready to become a presidential candidate for the NasDem Party in the 2024 presidential election.

"We accept Bismillah, we are ready," said Anies after being declared as NasDem presidential candidate at NasDem Tower, Gondangdia, Central Jakarta, Monday, October 3.

Anies believes that his advancement as a presidential candidate will serve him. Thus, the former Minister of Education and Culture (Mendikbud) will continue to strive.

"By asking for prayers, God willing, this long journey will not be a tough journey but a light journey," he said.

"We prepare this effort as a form of worship," Anies continued.