Coordinating Minister For Political, Legal And Security Affairs Will Talk With The Attorney General-Kapolri About The News Of The Jampidsus Monitoring

Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs (Menko Polhukam) RI Marshal TNI (Ret.) Hadi Tjahjanto//DOK ANTARA

Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs (Menko Polhukam) Hadi Tjahjanto will speak directly with Attorney General ST Burhanuddin and National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo to discuss the news of the surveillance of Jampidsus by members of Densus 88. Apart from that, Hadi stated, the stalking news was still confusing. "We see in general, it's safe. Nothing. Let it be, let me talk to the two later," Hadi said in response to reporters' questions when he was met at his office, Jakarta, Antara, Monday, May 27. Regarding the meeting, Hadi said that the meeting could be scheduled at any time, because he also regularly communicates with both the Attorney General and the National Police Chief. "Whenever I meet (with) the two officials, I will definitely meet me every week," he said. If there is a specific incident, Hadi continued that he also immediately contacted the Attorney General and the National Police Chief, even at night or outside of working hours. "If there is anything, I will definitely communicate directly. At any time, even at night we live in Java (direct contact, ed.) regarding all problems throughout Indonesia," he said. Some of these problems include online gambling and child pornography. On the same occasion, he also asked journalists to help keep the atmosphere calm. "The media must help to cool the atmosphere," Hadi said after repeatedly mentioning that the atmosphere is still relatively cold and cool. The news that Jampidsus was observed by a number of members of the Special Detachment for Anti-Terror Police (Densus 88) at a restaurant in South Jakarta, last Friday (24/5) was in the public spotlight. However, to this day, the National Police Chief and the Attorney General have not yet opened their voices to explain the incident. However, both of them were seen at the State Palace attending the launch of Government Technology (GovTech) at the Summit 2024 Electronic-Based Government System (SPBE) event.

The Attorney General and the National Police Chief actually looked familiar when shaking hands, and took a group photo while attending the event at the State Palace on Monday morning.