DPR Chair Puan: Gibran is Still Vice President, Don't Speculate and Trigger Unrest

"If we literally follow the decision or wording in the MA ruling as the legal basis, Gibran’s current status is no longer valid and is void as Vice President, in accordance with the status of the certificate which the MA has ordered to be destroyed," he continued.

Jansen stated that since Gibran is no longer legitimately the Vice President, his options are limited to either resigning or being honorably removed.

"Since he is no longer valid or meets the requirements as Vice President, his current options are only two: Gibran can resign honorably, or the DPR and MPR will 'remove' him by activating Article 7A of the Constitution," Jansen emphasized.

Jansen explained that since this matter relates to a state position, if Gibran does not wish to resign on his own, the DPR and MPR will be responsible for executing the action.

He stressed that this MA ruling would remain just paper if not enforced.

"Will this matter lead to a political 'execution' in the DPR and MPR? Let’s wait together. Concerning this, it’s not yet 'my level' to discuss it. This is already in the affairs of the 'gods' whose 'status' exists in the 'heavens.' For those of us 'on the ground,' we can only offer legal opinions," Jansen added.