Golkar Responds to Gibran's Wish to Resign: No Rule Requiring VP to Seek President's Approval
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He explained that Bahlil had previously stated openly that he would issue a warning for three days to those he deemed to be attacking him.
Kompas.com has attempted to contact Said Didu, but has not yet received a response regarding the warning.
Previously, Bahlil denied rumors linking him to the wiretapping scandal involving President Prabowo Subianto.
“How could I be involved in wiretapping when I am also being wiretapped?” he said at the inauguration of the Maluku Golkar Party DPD administrators on Saturday (7/11/2026).
However, Bahlil did not elaborate further on who was wiretapping him.
Bahlil considers those spreading information about his alleged involvement in the scandal to be just as reprehensible as the actual perpetrators of the wiretapping.
In his view, disseminating unfounded information can create a negative perception of him.
"These accusations are as cruel as performing wiretapping. What is the purpose of spreading unfavorable news, creating various perceptions? In my opinion, this is unhealthy," Bahlil stated.