Dream - The General Election Commission (KPU) assesses the actions of vice presidential candidate (Cawapres) number 2, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, who stood up and incited supporters to cheer during the first presidential debate, violating the rules. KPU Chairman Hasyim Asy'ari said that the institution will give a reprimand to the campaign team of the presidential and vice presidential candidates, number 2.

Meanwhile, Gibran admitted that he would conduct an evaluation after receiving a reprimand from the KPU for violating the debate rules held on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. "Yes, we accept all reprimands and evaluations," he said.

He also apologized for his actions. However, he was unwilling to explain further about his behavior during the debate. On that occasion, he also refused to respond to the first presidential and vice-presidential debate. "Thank you," he said.

Satisfied hearing Prabowo's answer, Gibran even got up from his seat and encouraged Anies-Cak Imin supporters to cheer louder. Gibran's name is so closely associated with the Constitutional Court's decision because it is considered to have paved the way for him to become a vice presidential candidate. Moreover, the decision regarding the age limit for presidential and vice presidential candidates was made by his own uncle, Anwar Usman, when he was the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court.

When asked about the Constitutional Court's decision, Prabowo emphasized that the people do not need to vote if they do not like Prabowo-Gibran. "Now, here's the thing, the people decide, the people judge. If the people don't like Prabowo and Gibran, there's no need to choose us," he said.

To Anies, Prabowo emphasized that he is not afraid if he does not have a position. "I am not afraid of not having a position, Mas Anies. Sorry, yes. Sorry, yes," said Prabowo while pointing at Anies.