Final Decision of the Constitutional Court Maneuvers Prabowo

Coordinator of Advocates Coalition for Democracy (KUD), Todung Mulya Lubis sure there will be no continuation of the maneuver presidential candidate Prabowo in case the Constitutional Court (MK) rejecting their claims. "I believe that Prabowo could legowo," said Todung in the Court Building, Jakarta, Thursday (7/8).

Todung today went to the Constitutional Court as a representative of KAUD to register KAUD as Indirectly Related Parties in the dispute between the General Election Commission (KPU) and Prabowo stronghold. His party, he said, wanted to guard and keep the results of the presidential election.

In addition, action is also considered as the constitutional rights of individuals, including lawyers such as Todung. He says they do not represent any presidential candidate pair. But according to him, is logically difficult to prove fraud in the margin, which reached 8 million more.

"That's impossible," said Todung.

KAUD request letter delivered to the Constitutional Court and received by the secretariat of the Constitutional Court on Thursday (7/8), around 10:00 am. According to the officer KAUD receipt of the request will be processed through the Consultative Meeting of Justice and will be read out at the meeting further hearing tomorrow, Friday (7/8) at 09.00 am. "If it is accepted, we prepare witnesses and evidence," said Todung.

Prabowo-Hatta Team filed a lawsuit to the Constitutional Court related to the General Election Commission's decision letter that won the pair Joko Widodo-Jusuf Kalla after winning the most votes in the recapitulation of the national vote. Prabowo Cs assess Commission and Jokowi-JK cheating.

KPU decided Jokowi-JK won 70,633,576 votes (53.15 percent). While the pair number one, Prabowo-Hatta, got 62,262,844 votes (46.85 percent).

Meanwhile, Team Prabowo-Hatta claims it has made internal calculations. The result of votes Prabowo-Hatta amounted to 67,139,153 million votes (50.25 percent). While Jokowi-JK acquire 66,435,124 million votes (49.74 percent).