Constitutional Court Session Of The Vice Presidential Age Limit: Residents Who Spread Ojo Dumah Posters Silence When Asked What Their Complaints Were

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JAKARTA - A number of people held an action at the house of the Mayor of Solo, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, Loji Gandrung, on Slamet Riyadi Street, Surakarta City, Monday, October 16. The crowd unfurled a white poster with various writings. This mass action was carried out ahead of the trial of the Constitutional Court's decision (MK) on the lawsuit of Law Number 7 of 2017 concerning Elections related to the minimum age of presidential and vice presidential candidates to 35 years today. Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court Anwar Usman will be the Chief Justice of the Panel of Judges for the verdict trial. Gibran, who saw the mass action, spontaneously approached them. One by one, the residents who brought the white poster were immediately asked by Gibran. Gibran's voice was so firm, without forgetting to ask the residents, he first said goodbye. "The writing is opo, the protest is opo toh," Gibran asked the residents as quoted from Youtube news Surakarta today. Residents who carried protest banners looked embarrassed and could not answer Gibran's question back. He only opened a poster and showed Gibran. It was written 'The silent topo culture conservation.' "What's the complaint anyway," asked Gibran once again. The poster carrier couldn't answer again and only showed a thin smile. The eldest son of President Jokowi returned to several residents who protested and repeated the same question. Actually what residents want to protest. "Oh, where do I want to listen to the complaints?" asked Gibran again. Residents who were asked by Gibran again could not answer and just smiled. Seen on the white poster which is written 'ojo dumbeh.' To the media crew, Gubran also admitted that he did not know anything about the protests that residents wanted to convey.

"Ora mudeng, ora mudeng, tak takoni. I went to the complaint, he said he didn't know I was inviting him to the house, I didn't know," Gibran told the media crew.