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West Java Provincial Government
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student
From various universities to West Java Regional Police Chief Inspector General Rudi Setiawan, Pangdam III/Siliwangi Maj. Gen. Kosasih, and West Java DPRD at Gedung Sate, Bandung City, Wednesday (3/9) afternoon.
In the dialogue that was held in the Sate Gedung yard, one of the Unisba student representatives protested about the alleged repressive action that occurred, including on the Unpas and Unisba campus on Jalan Tamansari, Bandung, Monday (1/9) night.
Muhammad, a student of Unisba, when he got a turn to speak, loudly criticized the repressive actions of the apparatus on Monday night.
In the riot, the authorities were involved in friction with the masses firing tear gas that entered the Unisba and Unpas campus area.This results in panic and victims of shortness of breath.
“Highlighting the events and dynamics that occurred yesterday. Where the police fired tear gas into the campus area to make students at Unisba and Unpas affected. The law explains how the police fathers should act,” Muhammad said before West Java Regional Police Chief, Siliwangi Military Commander, to West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi.
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, a number of other students also gave applause as a form of solidarity.
They consider Muhammad’s courage to be important to represent the voices of students who feel disadvantaged due to the repressive action of the apparatus, including during the handling of demonstrations in recent times.
“But why in Unisba yesterday immediately fired tear gas to campus, not only Unisba, but also Unpas,” Muhammad said.
According to Muhammad, the campus is a place that should be sterile from any party intervention, especially from the repressive actions of the apparatus.He also invited students not to be quiet and continue to voice aspirations.
“That the campus is a place of exploration of knowledge that must be protected. Friends do not stay silent campus are attacked by elements. Law enforcement officials both the police or TNI are all protected, as well as people who have human rights,” he said.
Responding to this matter, West Java Regional Police Chief Inspector General Rudi said he was open to criticism and emphasized that all input from students would be used as evaluation material.
“As we hear together, I am grateful for input from the younger siblings of students. I am not anti-criticism, so I consider everything as a constructive, building, and God willing, we will follow up on,” Rudi said after the event.
Meanwhile, Dedi Mulyadi explained that this dialogue forum was deliberately held to facilitate students who wanted to express their opinions, criticisms to direct aspirations in front of the policy makers.
“We facilitate, listen, then God willing, all of what we will carry out constructive ideas,” he said.
In the forum, Dedi admitted that he would immediately see the condition of students who are currently still being detained in the West Java Regional Police after the riots in the Unpas-Unisba campus area earlier this week.
“We want to go to the Regional Police, children who are still being detained to be immediately released, not only those in the Regional Police, in all Metro Police and Polres in West Java I ask students who experience detention to be released immediately,” he said.
“If the criminal one please continue with the criminal law. Anyone who meets the criminal elements is welcome, but those who do not meet the elements should not be forced,” he continued.
Dedi said that present at the forum at the Sate Building-based on data received-around 1,048 out of 143 universities throughout West Java.
Hundreds of students who came from representatives of the Student Executive Board (BEM) who were intrakampus student organizations were present and expressed their aspirations.
Most of the aspirations were conveyed regarding the encouragement of the acceleration of the ratification of the asset grabbing bill for corruptors, Polri reforms, tear gas incidents around the Unpas and Unisba campuses, to the demands of transparency of legislative members such as the DPR and DPRD.
The masses also conveyed criticism of social media content of regional leaders who were more elements of populism.
The day before, Tuesday (2/9), he also held an audience with university chancellors from all regions of West Java in Gedung Sate, to absorb aspirations and address the waves of demonstrations in recent times.
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