inp.polri.go.id – The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) supports the National Police in investigating the land mafia syndicate thoroughly. Member of Commission III of the DPR RI, Andi Rio Idris Padjalangi, appreciated the performance of the Metro Jaya Police for uncovering the operations of land mafia. He hopes that the success of the Metro Jaya Police can be followed by other Regional Police in uncovering mafia cases that hugely affect the community. "Hopefully the police can continue to uncover cases of land mafia throughout Indonesia. This incident must be used as momentum for the Police in eradicating land mafia cases in Indonesia," said Andi Rio in Jakarta, Wednesday (21/7/2022). ). He considered that the National Police must continue to coordinate and communicate with the Ministry of Agrarian Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) who is in charge of land issues, so that the police will have an access in investigating the land mafia cases in various regions. "The Ministry of ATR/BPN certainly played a huge part in solving the case of the land mafia. The Police must investigate deeply the involvement of insiders from the ATR/BPN," he said. Andi Rio also hopes that the community will not be easily persuaded by irresponsible parties who offer land certificate services with such ease and quickly. The Golkar Party politician emphasized that the Government has made it easier to administer land ownership certificates online. He also implored the public not to use any unofficial means in managing their land certificates. Previously, the Sub-Directorate of Assets and Property of the Directorate of General Criminal Investigation of the Metro Jaya Police had arrested 30 suspects in the land mafia case.The Director of General Criminal Investigation of Metro Jaya Police, Police Commissioner Hengki Haryadi said 25 of the 30 suspects had been detained by the police. "Currently have identified 30 suspects from this case," said Hengki Haryadi in Jakarta, Monday (18/7). Hengki explained that the 30 suspects consisted of 13 employees of the National Land Agency (Bapan) and two State Civil Apparatus (ASN), two Village Heads, a person from the banking services, and 12 civilians.