Jakarta: Indonesian Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has reportedly submitted his resignation to President Prabowo Subianto amid mounting political pressure over questions surrounding his educational qualifications and eligibility to hold office.
The development follows reports that around 120 lawmakers have petitioned for his impeachment, intensifying scrutiny of his position in the government.
Gibran, the son of former Indonesian President Joko Widodo, has faced controversy over his educational credentials and the legal eligibility requirements for the vice-presidential post.
The reported resignation has also raised concerns about a possible political rift between President Prabowo and his predecessor Widodo, whose political influence continues to remain significant.
The developments have added to political uncertainty in Indonesia, with attention now focused on the government’s response and the next steps in the reported resignation and impeachment proceedings.
