Security Of Simultaneous 2024 Elections, Police Holds Steady Operation Brata For 222 Days

JAKARTA - The National Police will hold a Steady Operation Brata on 17 October. The activity is to secure the General Election (Pemilu) in 2024. "The Great Operation Brata will be held with troops on 17 (October) later. So on 17 it is the troop title," said the Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Inspector General Shandi Nugroho to reporters, Friday, October 13. In the deployment of troops later, all ranks and units will receive tasks according to their portion during the implementation of the Steady Operation Brata which is planned to last for 222 days. So, the security of the democratic party will run well. "Later, the division of tasks will be carried out according to their respective portions, both at the central level, as well as at the regional level," he said.Regarding the deployment of personnel, Shandi said there has been no change. The National Police will alert 434,197 personnel from the level of the Police Headquarters to the ranks." Until now the number of personnel is still in accordance with the initial planning," said Shandi. Meanwhile, the Police have mapped 12 regional regions that are included in the category of priority one or are very prone to disruption during the implementation of the simultaneous elections. 2024. Head of Anev Robinops Sops Polri Kombes Muhammad Firman said the determination of priority areas based on the level of disturbance vulnerability in the 2024 elections. "Where there are 12 regional police are the first priority, priority 1 is a very vulnerable priority," said Firman. The police are included in the first priority category, namely, East Javanese Police, Aceh, Southeast Sulawesi, Maluku, West Kalimantan, Bali, Central Java, Central Java, North Sumatra, West Java, North Sulawesi, and Papua.

Then, from the results of the mapping, other regional police areas are included in the priority two category. This means that the level of disturbance is quite high. "There are 22 police officers who are included in priority 2 are vulnerable regional police," he said.