Banjarmasin, LONG LIVE – The South Kalimantan Election Monitoring and Democracy Rescue Agency has revealed the secret campaign of one of the pairs of candidates for governor and deputy governor who will compete in the 2024 regional elections.
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“This covert campaign involves gathering village officials to invite them to vote,” said Muhamad Arifin of the South Kalimantan Vision Studies Institute in Banjarmasin, Thursday, September 19, 2024.
Arifin said the results of the monitoring are a set of five institutions aimed at monitoring the process of democracy ahead of simultaneous regional elections in 2024.
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His statement was joined by Muhammad Alvi Salim from Lentera Studi Pemuda Indonesia South Kalimantan, Tama from the Hindu Dharma Students Association of Indonesia (KMHDI) South Kalimantan, Yoga Adividya from the Student Alliance for People and Democracy South Kalimantan and Yardi Rahman Herianto from the Muhammadiyah Students Association of South Kalimantan.
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Arifin explained that the alleged rape of the gubernatorial candidate occurred in three regions, namely Balangan Regency on September 8, 2024, Barito Kuala Regency on September 14, 2024, and Tabalong Regency on September 17, 2024.
The event format concluded with the meeting of the Association of Village Governments of Indonesia (Apdesi) bringing together village heads for the campaign.
“Therefore, these villages have been promised that if this candidate is elected to the post of governor, they will receive a large budget in the future,” he said.
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Orifin stressed that the actions of these potential candidates are clearly prohibited, as they have not yet entered the campaign phase, which will only begin on September 25.
Furthermore, they even used government facilities to carry out this covert campaign.
Based on these findings, Arifin, together with the five democracy saviors and election monitors who are officially registered as election organizers, called on South Kalimantan Bawaslu to fulfill their role and duties as observers to create fair and equitable regional elections.
His party then also asked Bawaslu to investigate whether the activities found were illegal or not so that immediate action could be taken.
“We want to follow up with the regional election organizers, including the legal department, who agreed to the agenda for this campaign to become a closed campaign,” he said.
It is known that this year, two pairs of KPU-registered candidates, Raudatul Channa and Ahmad Rozanie Khimovon and Muhydin and Hasnuriadi, participated in the election for the governor of South Kalimantan.
Raudatul Janna is the wife of the current Governor of South Kalimantan, Sahbirin Noor, while Muhiddin is the Deputy Governor of South Kalimantan. (ant)
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The event format concluded with the meeting of the Association of Village Governments of Indonesia (Apdesi) bringing together village heads for the campaign.
