DKI Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan regrets the invitation to uninstall
Traveloka, which was previously busy milling about on Twitter timeline.

The invitation to uninstall Traveloka was triggered by the pianist's walk out action
Ananda Sukarlan when the Governor of DKI Jakarta Anies Baswedan gave a speech.

"Well, I think it's like this. We respect people with views.
Respect different people. No need to uninstall and others,"
Anies said at the DKI Jakarta DPRD Building

According to Anies, the Traveloka application has been providing
benefits to society. That invitation shouldn't be
arise only because of differences of opinion.

"Traveloka also provides benefits for many residents.
After all, it is a service that has great benefits for many people.
So let's get used to different views in a healthy way
respect each other without having to carry out punishments
like that. So there is no need to uninstall everything," said Anies.

Invitations to uninstall the Traveloka application are milling about on Twitter's timeline.
This was apparently triggered by pianist Ananda Sukarlan's walk-out action when the Governor of DKI Jakarta, Anies Baswedan
make a speech.

The walk out took place at the 90th anniversary of its founding
Kanisius College on Saturday (11/11), at Hall D JIExpo Kemayoran.
Ananda stood up from his VIP seat and walked out when Anies gave his speech.
The action was followed by a number of other alumni.

Based on the information circulating on the timeline, one of the founders is present
at the same time Traveloka CTO Derianto Kusuma greeted and congratulated
to Ananda after the walk out and Anies' speech, which was considered as support for Ananda's action.

I don't know who started it, this information then provoked some netizens
to carry out a boycott of Traveloka.
The hashtag #BoikotTraveloka has become one of Indonesia's trending Twitter topics.

But it can be ascertained that the news is just a hoax or not true.
Traveloka PR Manager Busyra Oryza confirmed that the founder and
Traveloka CTO Derianto Kusuma was one of the award recipients at the event.
But he was unable to attend.

"Traveloka is proud that one of our founders, Mr. Derianto Kusuma,
received an award from the alumni of Canisius. However, he was unable to attend
because he was on a business trip that had been planned a few months in advance.
So if you say Pak Deri is there and it is called providing support
(to Ananda), he was not there," he said.

"We state that Traveloka is a company based on
technology founded by the sons and daughters of the Indonesian nation
that puts forward the values ​​of mutual respect, tolerance and innovation.
These values ​​are always applied to employees and external stakeholders."
he continued.