PDIP Speaks Out on Constitutional Court Ruling Regarding Gibran
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The KPU and related parties were asked to provide an open explanation regarding Gibran's educational documents and the verification process during the nomination.
The PDIP faction respects the Constitutional Court's ruling regarding Gibran's educational requirements, but has requested that the relevant institutions explain the verification.
PDIP spokesperson Guntur Romli said that the Constitutional Court's consideration that it had not found convincing evidence regarding the educational requirements of the vice presidential candidate had touched on aspects of morality, ethics, and public responsibility.
The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP) considers Gibran Rakabuming Raka's nomination as vice presidential candidate in 2024 to be fraught with power interference, referring to the Constitutional Court's ruling on age and education requirements.
PDIP requested that the General Elections Commission (KPU) be given space to investigate the facts clearly and determine the form of responsibility within its authority following the Constitutional Court's findings regarding Gibran's diploma.
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