Haru Muhaimin's Tears Were Greeted By Anies' Hug At JIS

Candidate for vice president number 1 Muhaimin Iskandar gave a speech at the Jakarta International Stadium, Jakarta, Saturday (10/2/2024). (ANTARA/YouTube/Anies Baswedan)

JAKARTA - Vice Presidential Candidate Muhaimin Iskandar seemed to be crying and the expression was greeted by a hug from presidential candidate Anies Baswedan during the moment of the campaign closing oration entitled Kumpul Akbar Ber1 Dare to Change at the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS), Jakarta.

In the closing oration, Anies thanked his volunteers who walked to cycle to JIS for having gone through obstacles and challenges. At the moment of Anies' oration, Muhaimin seemed to wipe his face occasionally.

"Thank you everyone, thank you for walking, who have been riding a bicycle, who have been riding a motorbike, who have passed all the obstacles and obstacles, thank you for choosing to fight," said Anies as quoted by ANTARA, Saturday, February 10.

The former governor of DKI Jakarta also continued his closing oration by saying that the sweat of his volunteers and sympathizers who were present at JIS was a clear sweat like crystal, because it arose from a sincere heart. Anies also conveyed this with fire.

After delivering the closing, Anies also greeted his volunteers and then hugged Muhaimin. The moment was accompanied by celebrations with eruptions and bursts of pieces of paper or paper confetti.

After the closing of the oration, Anies and Muhaimin also asked the event operators to set the song he called a struggle song. The song of struggle in question is the song "Maju Tak Gentar".

Anies and Muhaimin then approached their supporters and were willing to take pictures together. Then the couple also received bouquets of flowers from a number of their supporters around the stage.

The JIS Stadium, which has a capacity of 82 thousand people, is filled with supporters of the Anies-Muhaimin (AMIN) pair from various regions. Apart from the internal area, AMIN supporters also packed the outside area, causing traffic to be hampered.