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Prosecutors and Doctor Reported to Komjak for Photo Op with President Jokowi

Former Minister Roy Suryo and Doctor Tifa have been reported to the Judicial Commission (Komjak) for alleged misconduct related to taking photos with President Joko Widodo. The incident raises questions about public official ethics and public trust.

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