INFOKU, BLORA – The General Chairperson of the Pancasila Youth (PP) Blora, Munaji, who hadjust been released from behind bars, immediately launched harsh criticism at the Blora District Attorney's Office (Kejari).
Previously, Munaji was jailed for a fraud case worth hundreds of millions of rupiah with his wife, Wahyu Priyanti.
Without hesitation, this criticism was symbolized by a red card.
Munaji assessed that there are still a number of problems that need to be addressed in law enforcement in Blora Regency.
"If yesterday there was an action of giving a yellow card, I gave a red card to the Blora District Attorney's Office," Munaji emphasized to the press.
According to him, the issuance of the red card was a form of criticism of the performance of law enforcement officers.
"Especially in efforts to create clean governance and eradicate the practice of criminal acts of corruption (tipikor)," he explained.
Munaji also touched on conditions on the ground, which he considered were still far from expectations.
He questioned how efforts could be made to create a clean government if problems at the lower levels were still being ignored.
"How can we expect things to be clean up there if everything down there is dirty like this?" he asked.
Munaji's statement was delivered to welcome the change in leadership at the Blora District Attorney's Office. He expressed his hope that the new Chief Prosecutor would bring about change in law enforcement in Blora Regency.
"Blora doesn't need a rogue prosecutor; Blora doesn't need a complicated prosecutor. Hopefully, with the new Chief Prosecutor, everything can be evaluated," he explained.
For Munaji, the change in leadership of the Blora District Attorney's Office is a momentum to prove that law enforcement in Samin City is truly carried out without discrimination.
The criticism became a highlight because it was conveyed openly with the red card symbol.
"We ask the prosecutor's office not to simply stand as a bystander, but to boldly intervene and address the issues that have long been in the public spotlight," he explained. (Endah/ IST )
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