ABC News reported that Indonesia's vice president has resigned as questions grew over his eligibility for the office after recent court rulings disputed his educational credentials. The ABC News report described the rulings only as recent and did not name the courts involved.

NPR's account, credited to The Associated Press, names Raka as the son of former President Joko Widodo. According to the NPR report, the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court ruled last month that the documents Raka submitted regarding his overseas education "didn't meet election requirements."

The two reports agree that the resignation followed challenges to the vice president's credentials. NPR identified the courts that issued rulings, while ABC News referred only to recent court rulings that disputed his educational credentials. Neither report gives further detail about the content of those rulings in the summaries available for this story.

Neither ABC News nor NPR's summary reports a statement from the vice president responding to the rulings or the resignation. The summaries also do not describe who, if anyone, will assume the office or what procedures will follow the resignation.

Sources: ABC News: Indonesia's vice president resigns as his eligibility and academic credentials are questioned; NPR: Indonesia's VP resigns as his eligibility and academic credentials are questioned.