Minister Dito Ariotedjo Testifies in Haji Quota Fraud Case
Indonesian Minister of Youth and Sports, Dito Ariotedjo, appeared as a witness in a trial concerning alleged fraud in the allocation of Hajj (Mecca pilgrimage) quotas. His testimony brings renewed attention to the transparency of religious administrative processes in the country.
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