West Java Religious Affairs Ministry Urges Civil Servants to Honor Heroes for Independence Day

The West Java Ministry of Religious Affairs (Kanwil Kemenag) has called upon all civil servants to honor Indonesia's heroes by participating in joint visits and prayers. This initiative marks the 81st anniversary of the nation's independence, urging a deeper reflection on the sacrifices of those who fought for the country's freedom.

Dudu Rohman, head of Kanwil Kemenag for West Java Province, stressed that the commemoration of Independence Day should transcend mere ceremony. He stated that the anniversary serves as a crucial reminder for all civil servants about the invaluable contributions and sacrifices of the nation's predecessors. "We urge all heads of the Ministry of Religious Affairs offices in cities and regencies in West Java to conduct pilgrimages to the predecessors and heroes in their respective areas," Rohman announced.

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We urge all heads of the Ministry of Religious Affairs offices in cities and regencies in West Java to conduct ziarah to the predecessors and heroes in their respective areas.

The directive encourages visits to former leaders of the Ministry of Religious Affairs offices, whether they are deceased or still living. Furthermore, regional Kemenag offices are prompted to organize collective prayers as an expression of gratitude for the nation's independence. "Also, hold joint prayers that are carried out in every city and regency," Rohman added.

This initiative aims to foster a sense of national remembrance and gratitude, connecting current civil servants with the historical struggles and sacrifices that paved the way for Indonesia's sovereignty. The emphasis is on remembering the past to strengthen the nation's resolve for the future.

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Also, hold joint prayers that are carried out in every city and regency.