Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has made a strong statement against those who take advantage of the people’s needs for personal gain. In his State of the Nation Address, Prabowo emphasized that no one, regardless of their wealth or influence, is above the law. He warned that businesses found hoarding essential goods or manipulating prices could face severe penalties, including imprisonment and hefty fines.
Prabowo also highlighted the importance of maintaining state control over industries critical to the well-being of the people, in line with the country’s founding principles. He announced stricter regulations that will require large-scale rice mills to obtain special permits to operate, ensuring that the people have access to affordable and quality rice.
The President’s stance underscores his commitment to protecting the interests of the Indonesian people and preventing exploitation for profit. By enforcing these measures, Prabowo aims to safeguard the availability of essential goods and ensure that businesses prioritize the welfare of the citizens over personal gain.
