Ahead of planned rallies on Wednesday (10/28), Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung called on participants to keep their demonstrations peaceful and orderly.

Pramono emphasized that the city administration fully respects residents' constitutional rights to express their views publicly as part of the democratic process.

However, he cautioned that demonstrations must strictly adhere to existing regulations and remain peaceful, emphasizing that public property should be kept intact.

“I am calling on all rally participants across Jakarta to refrain from destroying public property, causing public nuisance, or committing acts of anarchy,” he expressed, Wednesday (10/28).

Leveraging strong collaboration between city authorities and law enforcement, he expressed optimism that rallies across Jakarta will remain orderly.

“I hope that the police, alongside the military and the community, can ensure that any protests in Jakarta take place smoothly and without friction,” he stated.