Celebrity's 'Fake Student' Protest Appearance Criticized as 'Exploited'
Indonesian comedian Bintang Emon criticized celebrity Raffi Ahmad's claim of ignorance regarding the presence of "fake students" at a recent Youth Pledge Declaration event, suggesting Ahmad was "exploited." The comedian also questioned the police's involvement.
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