Security around MPR session<\/p>\n
From Suara Karya<\/p>\n
As an ordinary citizen, I am greatly concerned about the
\nplacement of civilians (AMPI, Pemuda Pancasila and FKPPI) to help
\nsecure the Special Session of the People's Consultative
\nAssembly\/House of Representatives MPR\/DPR.<\/p>\n
My question is: why them? If the Armed Forces and the
\ngovernment allow civilians to participate in guarding the MPR\/DPR
\ncompound, why don't they involve students? Our universities have
\na great number of students with military training (recruited and
\ntrained by the Armed Forces) who would gladly participate in
\nsecuring the MPR\/DPR compound and help with the smooth running of
\nthe Special Session.<\/p>\n
I think that to avoid speculation on the part of society, why
\nnot leave the task of security to the Armed Forces? It is
\nsufficient for civilians to safeguard their respective
\nresidential areas.<\/p>\n
I am worried that if something happens -- like students going
\nto the MPR\/DPR compound and civilian security guards, without the
\nspirit of soldiers, act as shields and confront the students --
\ncan the Armed Forces commander ensure there will be no physical
\nclashes?<\/p>\n
The civilians security force, tired and lacking sleep, might
\neasily get angry. If clashes occur, the consequences will be
\nutterly tragic. They are all youths with a future, the nation's
\nhope, and they are forced to do something that is in vain.<\/p>\n
ENDAH<\/p>\n
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