PSI Sindir Anies who referred to the part of positions brings up Tgupp DKI Jakarta

Jakarta – Former Governor of DKI Jakarta, Anies Baswedan, has touched on the issue of the division of government positions. Bestari Barus, chairman of the PSI DPP, criticized anically for including his people in the governor’s team for accelerated development (TGUPP) when he was still governor of DKI Jakarta. “Every era has its people, everyone has his era, Prabowo with his style, his model to lead like that. In the past, he was also the one who commented on this (Anies Baswedan), but we remember that we included all kinds of Tgupp,” Bestari Barus told journalists, Saturday (11/10/2025). Browse to continue with the content, this former member of the DKI Jakarta DPRD also said that there are still several people near Anies who are in DKI Jakarta. According to him, Anies also entrusted his people to him when he served as Governor of Dki Jakarta. “Even now, many people are still hedged in DKI. Non-Burger servants. There are all kinds of things, it is not necessary to comment, it is like slapping the water in the pan and splashing on your own face, that is what it is called, even though it is just as entrusted, “he said. Bestari hopes Anies Baswedan will be wiser to convey his view. He believes that Anies just wants to be known by transferring it. “It’s better to be wiser to convey your mind. It is not important that you just give a clear narrative,” he said. According to Anies’ statement, Anies conveyed this criticism while attending the national dialogue of the Indonesian folk movement at the UTC Semarang Hotel, Gajahmungkur district, Semarang City. He emphasized government practices that he considered increasingly transactional and ignored the public interest. “Today we see how position is considered revenue. Position is seen as a profitable activity,” Anies said Wednesday (8/10) in the UTC Semarang Hotel. “This Republic cannot be allowed to run on the wrong track like that. What happens? Before the screen, everything seems to be good. But behind the scenes there are closed conversations that never come to the public,” he continued. In addition, he asked that meritocracy, or a system that places people based on competence and achievement, be returned to the mainstream in government institutions. “Restore meritocracy in government and state life. Positions are given to those with achievements, not because of connections,” he stressed. (MAA/IDH)