Johan Budi Visits President Jokowi's Residence, What is His Purpose?
Former Member of Parliament Johan Budi, previously affiliated with the PDI-P, visited President Jokowi's residence. The specific purpose of the visit remains undisclosed, drawing attention to the movements of political figures.
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