Presidential Tapping Points to Sedition, UNJ Scholar Urges Investigation into Intellectual Masterminds
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Presidential Tapping Points to Sedition, UNJ Scholar Urges Investigation into Intellectual Masterminds

A presidential tapping incident in Indonesia has raised concerns of potential sedition. A professor from Jakarta State University (UNJ) is calling for a thorough investigation into the intellectual masterminds behind the alleged plot, emphasizing the need for swift action to uncover the full scope of the incident and ensure national stability.

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