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Inul Daratista Reveals Reasons for Not Wanting to Become a Council Member Despite Being Offered Billions of Rupiah

Inul Daratista Reveals Reasons for Not Wanting to Become a Council Member Despite Being Offered Billions of Rupiah

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Inul Daratista Reveals Reasons for Not Wanting to Become a Council Member Despite Being Offered Billions of Rupiah

Inul Daratista recently revealed her reasons for not wanting to become a council member. It all started from her concern over the charges brought against Nadiem Makarim. She was also outraged when Nadiem was sentenced to 18 years in prison for alleged corruption in the procurement of Chromebook-based laptops. Here are the details.

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The charges against Nadiem Makarim have garnered a lot of responses. Inul Daratista also spoke out. 

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"Be patient, Mr. Nadiem, we are all praying for you, don't get sick, I believe Allah is with you, stay strong. Those who are unjust to you will surely meet their end quickly," she expressed in her Instagram story recently.

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Inul's emotions are still running high. She imagines that if she were Nadiem, she would eliminate everything. It would be better if the country had no laws like a jungle country.

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Not stopping there, Inul also revealed her reasons for not wanting to become a member of the council. She remains reluctant even when offered billions of money.

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"That's why I've been approached to enter parliament and become a council member but I refuse, I don't want to. Even if promised billions, mentored, and backed up from behind, my education only up to elementary and junior high school cannot be polished, I refuse," she wrote.

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"It is forbidden by law to hurt the people's hearts, eat the people's money, torment the people's hearts. What is more dangerous if it becomes a sacrifice," Inul continued.

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"Seeing people being oppressed makes my heart ache. While the scholars are playing it safe, lounging around, smirking, eating, and sleeping on piles of money. I don’t know anymore. Oppression," he concluded.