UIN Jakarta Professor Emeritus: MK Ruling Affects Gibran's Legitimacy as VP
An emeritus professor from UIN Jakarta suggested that the Constitutional Court's (MK) ruling may influence the legitimacy of Gibran's election as Vice President. The ruling pertains to eligibility for presidential candidacy and could create ripples for Gibran's political future.
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