Allegations of 'Titipan' in Merah Putih Cooperative Manager Selection: Wamenkop Responds
The Indonesian government has denied allegations of 'titipan' (nepotism/bribery) in the selection of managers for the Merah Putih village cooperatives, emphasizing that the process is transparent and handled by the National Civil Service Agency (BKN).
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