Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) is coordinating with the Indonesian National Police (INP)’s Free Nutritious Meals Task Force (Satgas MBG) to address widespread fraud involving the sale of Nutritious Fulfillment Unit (SPPG) kitchen points.

BGN Deputy Head inspector General (ret) Sony Sanjaya said Monday (25/5/2026) that coordination is needed as cases of fraud have emerged in several regions. One major case in West Java involved 21 victims with total losses of Rp 1.9 billion.

“This program must be protected. It is a noble initiative, and we cannot allow irresponsible individuals to exploit it,” Sony said, as cited by antaranews.com..

The INP’s MBG Task Force Chief Inspector General Nurworo Danang confirmed several reports are under investigation across regional police offices. He urged the public to report violations, including fraudulent SPPG kitchen permits sales, to local police.

One case involved a woman in West Java’s Bekasi who allegedly lured victims with promises of high returns from opening SPPG kitchens, collecting tens of millions of rupiah.

(mg/inp/pr/rs)