inp.polri.go.id- Jakarta. The Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), KH Muhammad Anwar Iskandar, expressed his appreciation to the Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief, General Suyudi Ario Seto, for his openness and swift response in following up on suggestions, criticisms, and public complaints regarding the legal process unfolding in Sukoharjo Regency, Central Java.
This appreciation was conveyed as a form of support for the INP Chief's evaluation of relevant personnel, including the decision to dismiss the relevant officials from their positions. This step is considered a demonstration of the Police's commitment to responding to public aspirations while maintaining public trust in the police institution.
"I express my appreciation and gratitude to the Indonesian National Police Chief for his open response to suggestions, criticisms, and public complaints regarding the legal process taking place in Sukoharjo Regency, Central Java," said KH Muhammad Anwar Iskandar in his statement on Tuesday (11/2/2026).
He also expressed his gratitude and support for the INP Chief's evaluation measures, including the planned replacement of leadership with new officials. He stated that these steps reflect police's commitment to continuously improving and enhancing the quality of service to the public.
Furthermore, KH Muhammad Anwar Iskandar assessed that the INP Chief's response aligns with the police's commitment to upholding the spirit of "Police Together with the Community." He hopes this commitment will continue to be realized through openness to aspirations and sincerity in evaluating the implementation of police duties.
"What is being done is part of the Indonesian National Police's sincerity and commitment to implementing the Police's long-standing tagline, "Police Together with the Community," he said.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) urged the public, especially Muslims, to remain calm and entrust the legal process to law enforcement officers who have the competence and responsibility to handle this case.
He also called on all elements of society to maintain order, stability, and unity. He stated that problem resolution must prioritize calm and not cause division within the community.
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