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President of the Office of Energy and Mineral Resources of the Democratic Party (PD) Ferdinand Hutahaean. Photo: JPNN.Com/Ricardo
jpnn.com, JAKARTA – Former Democratic Party politician Ferdinand Hutahaean hinted at DPR member Fadli Zon that he cornered Jakarta’s military commander, Major General Dudung Abdurachman, for removing billboards bearing the image of Habib Rizieq Shihab.
Fadli, through his Twitter account, criticized the maneuver of the Jakarta military commander, Major General Dudung Abdurachman, who ordered the removal of billboards with the image of Habib Rizieq Shihab.
“What is Pangdam Jaya’s business in ordering the removal of billboards? It is beyond the authority and primary duties and functions of TNI. It is better not to get sucked into politics any further, unless you want to revive the function.” dual ABRI “to balance the” dual role of the police, “wrote Fadli Zon.
Ferdinand assessed that the Gerindra Party legislator’s statement to the media also seemed to blame TNI, especially when there was a ruling in the media calling for Pangdam Jaya, Major General Dudung Abdurachman, to be removed from office.
“This statement is very regrettable by a Fadli Zon who is a member of Commission 1 of the DPR and who must understand and understand the national political conditions and know the duties of the TNI in addition to the war,” Ferdinand told jpnn. com, on Friday (11/20).
The man who once headed the Jokowi Presidential Volunteer Line (Bara JP) even suggested that Fadli read the provisions of Law No. 34/2004 on TNI.
“It is not enough to read it, you have to understand it well. Cleaning the sewers of TNIs is allowed, much less enforcing the law, to clean Jakarta, which is the territory of Pangdam Jaya, from the contamination of billboards without a license”, Ferdinand said.
For Ferdinand, Major General Dudung’s firmness in ordering the removal of billboards bearing the image of Habib Rizieq was justified because one of the functions of TNI is to help the regional government and help the police maintain security and order.
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