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Clock is ticking
General Election Commission (KPU) head Husni Kamil Malik (left) and director general for civil and citizenship administration at the Home Ministry Irman (right) listen to questions from members of the House of Representatives Commission II overseeing home affairs during a meeting on Monday
Clock is ticking: General Election Commission (KPU) head Husni Kamil Malik (left) and director general for civil and citizenship administration at the Home Ministry Irman (right) listen to questions from members of the House of Representatives Commission II overseeing home affairs during a meeting on Monday. Lawmakers at the hearing blasted the KPU for a data entry glitch that affected the data of more than 10 million voters.(JP/Jerry Adiguna) (KPU) head Husni Kamil Malik (left) and director general for civil and citizenship administration at the Home Ministry Irman (right) listen to questions from members of the House of Representatives Commission II overseeing home affairs during a meeting on Monday. Lawmakers at the hearing blasted the KPU for a data entry glitch that affected the data of more than 10 million voters.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)
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span class="inline inline-center">General Election Commission (KPU) head Husni Kamil Malik (left) and director general for civil and citizenship administration at the Home Ministry Irman (right) listen to questions from members of the House of Representatives Commission II overseeing home affairs during a meeting on Monday. Lawmakers at the hearing blasted the KPU for a data entry glitch that affected the data of more than 10 million voters.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)
