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Jakarta –

Presidential Staff, Love Nataliesurprised the General Secretary of PDIP Hurry Kristiyanto who are still throwing accusations at President Joko Widodo (Jokowi). The latest is Hasto’s suggestion that Jokowi is using law enforcement to suppress something.

“Just yesterday there was a rumor about Pak Jokowi wanting to take over PDIP, today a new rumor emerged that Pak Jokowi was using law enforcement to intimidate him,” Grace told reporters, Sunday (18/8/2024).

Meanwhile, Hasto left a video recording to journalists of Jokowi’s remarks at the Forkopimda 2019 event and accused Jokowi of trying to incite law enforcement to intimidation. Grace denied it and explained the meaning of Jokowi’s statement.

“The voice recording played by Mas Hasto was the President’s speech at the Opening of the 2019 National Coordination Meeting for Progressive Indonesia, the Central Government and Forkopimda at SICC Sentul, 13 November 2019,” he said.

“In his remarks, the President reminded regional governments and law enforcement officials not to play games and scare people with auctions and licenses. The purpose and context of the President’s statement is that no party will play around and interfere with the president’s grand agenda. five governments.

Grace then asked the public to view the full speech on the Cabinet Secretariat page. Grace emphasized that there was nothing hidden from Jokowi’s speech.

“We ask the public to have a look for themselves. Anyone can get the full transcript of the speech on the Cabinet Secretariat website. Nothing is being covered up,” he said.

This PSI politician asked Hasto not to spread information without data. Grace asks Hasto to be kinder to Harun Masiku’s case.

“Instead of continuing to make blunders, spreading information that does not correspond to the facts and data, maybe it would be better for Mas Hasto to focus on the case of Harun Masiku,” he said.

Regarding Hasto’s allegations

Before that, Hasto recorded a voice believed to be the voice of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi). In the recording, Jokowi talks about legal efforts by whispering to the Anti-Corruption Committee, the Attorney General, and the National Police Chief.

Hasto first answered journalists’ questions regarding NasDem Party Chairman Surya Paloh, who said NasDem would not nominate Anies Baswedan in the Jakarta gubernatorial election 2024. He replied that this was not Paloh’s practice, but that PDIP would not interfere.

Hasto assessed that the people saw NasDem’s construction of Anies’ suspension as unusual and as if something was being covered up. Afterwards, Hasto mentioned that there were pressure efforts.

“This is part of what we’ve seen from various efforts to try to suppress it. There was a video circulating earlier of Mr. Jokowi saying that he would use the law and then whispering to the Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Committee, to the Attorney General, the Chief of Police, that was the video i got. Are you colleagues “Whether fellow journalists have heard this or not, Mr. President must clarify this because this is dangerous in democracy and law enforcement .Did you hear this or not?” at the Party School, Lenteng Agung, South Jakarta, Saturday (17/17).

When he found out that journalists did not know about the video, Hasto took out his cell phone and showed Jokiwi’s voice recording. However, Hasto did not explain what and when the context of Jokowi’s words was.

Here’s what Hasto showed Jokowi’s voice recording:

Don’t play around, that beats me. On my way, can through KPK, say. It could be through the Police, it could be through the Prosecutor’s Office, I just whisper, someone is playing around. Yes, when I want to spy on myself, it is not possible.

Hasto said Jokowi’s words in this recording were not wise. He admitted that he gave the voice recording because the move was right, that is when he was celebrating Indonesia’s independence day.

“Well, this is something that I think is not wise, so why am I giving this, my brothers and sisters, because this is our independence day, with independence, everyone should be free and responsible in expressing their opinion, but it has to be. in the passage of the law, the passage of national interests, “No one should be afraid,” he said.

Watch the video: Hasto answers Grace Natalie: Democracy is being stretched, can we keep quiet?

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(eva/country)