As none of the factions supporting these respective ideologies was able to command the necessary 2/3 of votes needed, this resulted in deadlock. Islamic parties accused the PKI of hypocrisy for supporting Pancasila with its commitment to belief in God rather than the socio-economic philosophy.
The inability to achieve a majority vote resulted in a stalemate due to ideological differences. Islamic parties accused the PKI of inconsistency in their support for Pancasila, highlighting the tension between religious beliefs and economic philosophies.