Gentleman Manner Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto Shifts Sri Mulyani's Chair, Abu Janda: Exemplary, Glorifying Women Doesn't Make Men Weak

Prabowo and Sri Mulyani at Commission I DPR RI (Photo: Instagram permadiaktivis2

JAKARTA - Minister of Defense (Menhan) Prabowo Subianto was in the spotlight when he attended a meeting at Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives some time ago. While in the meeting room, Prabowo spontaneously shifted the coachman belonging to the Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani.

This moment was caught and went viral on social media. One of those who uploaded Prabowo's video clip was Prabowo's spokesman, Dahnil Anzar Simanjuntak.

In the video, Prabowo can be seen entering the meeting room and walking towards the chairs that have been prepared. Well, Sri Mulyani then stood up from her sitting position. Seeing this, Prabowo signaled for the state treasurer to stay seated.

Prabowo who passed then helped push Sri Mulyani's chair to sit in a perfect position. "The moment when Mr. @prabowo helped shift the chair so that the Minister of Finance @smindrawati was perfectly seated, it seemed to me the 'Gentleman Manner' was a Prabowo Subianto," said Dahnil in his upload.

The same commendation was given to social media activist Permadi Arya alias Abu Janda. Through an upload on his Instagram, Abu Janda called Prabowo a gentleman manner.

"During the morning meeting, the minister of defense @prabowo moved the chair so that the minister of finance @smindrawati could sit down, very gentleman manner," wrote Abu Janda on Wednesday, January 32.

Abu Janda said this attitude should be imitated by all men. "Exemplary, guys. Glorifying women doesn't make men weak. It's a sign of a real man. Good morning, don't forget to drink coffee," concluded Abu Janda.

It is known that this moment occurred during the Commission I DPR hearing meeting with Defense Minister Prabowo and Finance Minister Sri Mulyani at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta, Thursday, January 27. The agenda for the meeting was to request approval from the DPR for the sale of the former KRI Teluk Mandar 514 and KRI Teluk Turtle 513.