25 House Members Claim to Have Signed a Written Statement on Gibran
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Mardani said a total of 48 legislators from five factions had signed a statement expressing their right to express their opinions regarding Gibran's impeachment.
Mardani Ali Sera shows documents signed by a number of legislators.
JPNN.com, JAKARTA - Member of the Indonesian House of Representatives Mardani Ali Sera said that as many as 50 legislators had signed a letter proposing the right to express an opinion (HMP) regarding the controversy surrounding the diploma of the Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.
As many as 50 members of the House of Representatives from the majority of factions are said to have signed the proposed Right to Express Opinions regarding the Gibran polemic.
Members of the House of Representatives (DPR) have signed their commitment to propose the Right to Express an Opinion Act to follow up on the controversy surrounding Vice President Gibran's high school diploma.
The PKS faction has signed a proposal for the right to express an opinion (HMP) to follow up on the Constitutional Court and Supreme Court decisions regarding Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's high school diploma.
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