Ministerial Reshuffle Speculation Denied: Government Official Refutes Jokowi Allies Purge Rumors
An Indonesian government official has strongly denied speculation that an impending cabinet reshuffle is aimed at purging figures close to President Joko Widodo. The statement comes amid heightened public interest in the stability of the political landscape.
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