The 78th Anniversary Of Bhayangkara, Kompolnas Calls The National Police To Be More Transparent And Proactive

Daily Chairman of Kompolnas, Benny J Mamoto. (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The National Police Commission (Kompolnas) of the Republic of Indonesia assesses that the National Police must continue to improve its performance, especially when serving the community.

The statement was made by the Daily Chairman of Kompolnas Benny J Mamoto regarding the 78th anniversary of Bhayangkara for the National Police which falls on Monday, July 1, 2024.

"The National Police must respond quickly, proactively, in transparency built with good public communication," said Benny in his statement, Monday, July 1.

Moreover, the challenges faced by the Police in the future are getting tougher in the era of transparency. Because, if people want to complain and protest to social media and immediately protest.

"Unlike my past, there was no social media. Now in the era of transparency, people complain, protests in cyberspace have gone viral, so this affects the image of the Police," he added.

However, the National Police is considered to have been quite successful in carrying out their duties as protectors to protect the community. Although, it is undeniable that there is still homework or homework that must be completed

"We from Kompolnas wish you a happy 78th Bhayangkara Day in 2024, hopefully the Police will be more professional and independent in the future, the Police will be more loved by the community, managed to be present in the midst of society making the atmosphere safe, peaceful and peaceful," he said.

Benny also revealed a number of achievements made by the National Police, such as securing a number of international events, both in the fields of sports, tourism and high-level conferences.

In addition, in the implementation of homecoming in the past two years after the world was rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Even the retired police officer with the rank of Inspector General also said that the international community acknowledged that the National Police had succeeded in overcoming terrorism.

"Where other countries still have terror incidents like in Johor, Malaysia," said Benny.