Gibran's High School Diploma Controversy: Conflicting Accounts on Prabowo's Advice
Conflicting accounts have emerged regarding Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming's high school diploma. While Gibran claimed President Prabowo advised him to fight the case in administrative court (PTUN), the Head of Government Communication Agency (Bakom) refuted this. Meanwhile, the Coordinating Minister for Legal Affairs stated that Supreme Court rulings on Gibran's diploma are final and binding.
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