Angela Tanoesoedibjo Urges Perindo Cadres to Be Sensitive to Social Conditions, Cites Chicken Thief Death Case

Angela Tanoesoedibjo, Deputy Chairperson of the Indonesian People's Grand Party (Perindo), strongly urged party cadres to increase their sensitivity to social conditions. She specifically referenced a recent incident in Bali where an individual, allegedly involved in stealing chickens, died. Highlighting this case as a potential manifestation of broader social issues such as poverty and inequality, Tanoesoedibjo encouraged cadres to deeply understand and empathize with these realities. This call is seen as a reaffirmation of Perindo's commitment to addressing issues closely related to the public's livelihood and standing with the vulnerable in society. Tanoesoedibjo emphasized the importance for party members to not only engage in political activities but also to pay attention to events and the struggles of people within their communities. This is considered crucial for Perindo to gain public trust and make more effective policy proposals. Source: Sindonews