Cak Imin then mentioned the results of the BPS (Central Statistics Agency) census in the past ten years, which he considered alarming. "The results of the BPS census in the past ten years have shown that there are almost 3 million small-scale farmer households. This means that 16 million farmer households only have half a hectare of land," he said.

The data is raised in connection with the inequality in land ownership among farmers that can affect their productivity and well-being. Cak Imin highlights this injustice as one of the serious challenges that must be addressed in efforts to support farmers.

Still from the BPS data, Cak Imin compares the striking condition in terms of land ownership in Tanah Air. "There is someone who owns 500 thousand hectares as authority given by the state to him," he said.

The candidate for President, Anies Baswedan, did not explicitly mention the person who owns the half a million hectare land. However, in a previous presidential debate, the issue of land ownership was briefly mentioned when Anies asked about hundreds of thousands of hectares of land being managed. Prabowo Subianto, on a different occasion, corrected Anies by mentioning 500 thousand hectares.