Support The TGIPF Proposal To The Chairman Of PSSI Mundur, Commission X DPR: Best Option

Iwan Bule's apology is considered too late. (photo: Twitter @pssi)

Commission X DPR RI responded to the recommendation of the Independent Facts Joint Team (TGIPF) for PSSI to take full responsibility for the Flood Tragedy which killed 132 people. Chairman of Commission X DPR Syaiful Huda supports TGIPF's proposal for PSSI Chairman Muhammad Iriawan or Iwan Bule and his staff to resign. According to him, resigning from management is the best choice for now. "I think the TGIPF recommendation reads the best choice today, namely asking him to consider resigning (from his position). I think that could be the best option," said Syaiful when contacted, Saturday, October 15. Wasekjen PKB ini mengapresiasi Ketum PSSI yang akhirnya meminta maaf ke publik dan akan bertanggung jawab. Meskipun Huda menyayangkan pernyataan itu dilakukan terlambat."Kita apresi Ketum PSSI yang menyampaikan permohonan maaf dan akan bertanggung jawab penuh. Memang kalau itu disampaikan sejak dari awal oleh PSSI, saya kira akan berbeda. Apolikasi maaf dan akan bersangkutan penuh baru dua hari dua hari lalu setelah melihat suasana yang makin crowded," kata Huda. Previously, the Joint Independent Fact Finding Team (TGIPF) of the Kanjuruhan Tragedy asked the General Chair of the Indonesian Football Association (PSSI) and the Executive Board of the Committee to resign. This is a form of moral responsibility for the total death toll of 712 people. When the TGIPF report was prepared, victims of the Kanjuruhan Tragedy had reached 132 people who died, 96 people were seriously injured and 484 people were moderate or minor who could have suffered long-term impacts. "Normatively, the government cannot intervene with PSSI, but in a country that has the basis of ethical morals and a justuhung culture, it is fitting that the PSSI General Chairperson and the entire executive ranks of the Committee resign," wrote TGIPF in the Chapter of Conclusion in its report, quoted Friday, October 14.