TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The National Democratic Party (NasDem), the National Awakening Party (PKB), and the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) support the initiative of presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo regarding right of inquiry to investigate allegations of fraud 2024 Election.
So, what about the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) and the United Development Party (PPP)? Do the two political parties that support Ganjar also support the rollout of the right to inquiry in the DPR?
PPP claims to focus on vote counting
Launching from TempoPPP stated that it had not yet dealt with the right to inquiry discourse proposed by Ganjar.
Chairman of the DPP PPP Organization, Cadre and Membership Sector Achmad Baidowi said that currently his party is still focused on counting votes to pass the parliamentary threshold.
“We are still monitoring the vote counting in the field. So we are not yet focused on that (using the right to inquiry), we are focused on overseeing the vote recapitulation because we want to get through to parliament,” said Baidowi when contacted on Friday, February 23 2024.
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Apart from ensuring that the PPP vote recapitulation runs properly, he said, his party is still collecting evidence and data regarding alleged election fraud.
“If PPP has passed, then we will talk about other things,” he said.
Currently, said Baidowi, PPP is still thinking about the priorities of its party, which currently has a threshold of 4 percent in parliamentary seats, but margin of eror still thin.
“We’ll see later in the trial period, what’s important now is that we are still focused on guarding the vote recapitulation count which is already in the sub-district today. We are still moving to guard our threshold which has now passed the 4 percent threshold but the margin is still thin, that’s what we are guarding. that is a priority for us,” he said.
Regarding the absence of a stance from the PPP, Baidowi emphasized that there is no element of lobbying from other camps regarding the PPP’s current decision. “It has nothing to do with lobbying,” he stressed.
PDIP: The right to inquiry is a solution
Politician PDIP Adian Napitupulu previously said that the right to inquiry in the House of Representatives or DPR was a solution to efforts to uncover various allegations of fraud in the 2024 general election or election. However, PDIP has not officially stated that it will support the right to inquiry proposed by Ganjar.
Adian claims that the public no longer trusts state administrators, such as the General Election Commission (KPU) and the Constitutional Court.
“The choice is the right to inquiry to investigate allegations of fraud in the implementation of the 2024 elections. Like it or not, the choice is the right to inquiry,” said Adian when speaking at the special dialogue “The People Have a Voice: The People’s Voice vs Sirekap” which was broadcast on the iNews television station, on Tuesday evening, 20 February 2024.
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