Indonesian Deputy Minister Candidate Reported, Police Official "Watching"
Reports indicate Maulana Bungaran is set to become Indonesia's new Deputy Minister of Law and Human Rights. In response, acting National Police Chief Agus Andrianto stated, "We are waiting," signaling close observation of the situation.
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