Ganjar and Anies seek a re-vote


Legal showdown: Ganjar (left) speaking to the media after the first hearing of the petition over the February 2024 elections at the Constitutional Court in Jakarta.

The country’s losing presidential candidates laid out their court challenge to last month’s election, accusing the state of interference and urging a poll re-run and disqualification of the winner, Prabowo Subianto.

Former governors Anies Baswedan and Ganjar Pranowo yesterday said the resounding victory of Defence Minister Prabowo was helped by pressure on regional officials from a partisan administration and President Joko Widodo, with social aid used as a tool to ensure just one outcome.

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