Tears of People

Majene, Sulbarkita.com - The term of office for members of the Majene House of Representatives stopped this weekend. The leadership of the DPRD Majene for the 2004-2019 period began to improve. Even so members of the House who failed to maintain their seats in the people's representative institutions.

This condition raises emotion among the legislators. Even on Friday, September 11, 2019, their sobs were unstoppable in the middle of a meeting in the plenary room of the people's aspirations office on the Ammana Pattolawali road, Labuang Village, East Banggae District, Majene.

One of the legislators who seemed to be crying was 53-year-old Hasbinah Arief Saleh. While continuing to look down, the tears of the Golkar Party politician kept trickling down his cheeks.

"Thank you and apologize if during the 10 years together in the DPRD there was something that was less pleasing both behavior and speech," Hasbinah said hoarsely.

Hasbiah has sat for two periods in the DPRD Majene. But he ran aground when he wanted to hold his third seat in the April election. The vote was only 1082, 7 votes different from his junior in the constituency of the Genear Majene Party, Sadli.

Susana, who was initially serious because of discussing one draft of a regional regulation, was suddenly enveloped in emotion. Dozens of DPRD members who were present were also unable to withstand grief.

DPRD Speaker Majene Darmansyah seemed to be having difficulty reading the minutes of the session. His voice trembled. Tears of National Mandate Party (PAN) politicians then spilled on the podium.

Haltingly, he then recited poetry. "Roots radiate into the soil. Joking and joking we are wrong and wrong, please forgive. There is no cloudless sky. There is no ocean without waves. No human is not immune from wrong. It's not Human if you don't forgive. "

Darmansyah also had to say goodbye from Majene DPRD. Besides because he did choose to run for the West Sulawesi DPRD member, he also failed to win the legislator's seat at the democratic party. The man who was born on December 26, 1968 only received 3,785 votes in the April 17 elections.

Muhammad Ashari