The Indonesian National Police (INP) urges the public to express their opinions peacefully and responsibly, while also responding wisely to information circulating on social media.
Viral claims about BPJS covering only low earners false. Read full details here.
Viral social media posts claiming House Speaker Puan Maharani told non-taxpayers to leave the country are false and AI-generated. Read full fact check.
Viral video claiming the IMF forced President Prabowo to accept a high-interest loan and threatening a monetary crisis is false. Read the full fact check.
Viral posts claiming President Prabowo Subianto awarded Rp5 trillion and cars to the Indonesian National Football Team are false. Read the full fact check.
Reports claiming public schools will reintroduce tuition fees in 2027 are false. Official sources confirm free public education remains funded. Read more.
A viral video claiming Anak Krakatau's eruption caused thousands of fish to wash ashore in the Sunda Strait is fake news. Read the fact check here.
The Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs debunked viral social media claims alleging President Prabowo replaced VP Gibran Rakabuming with AHY.
Viral claims that a UN survey ranks Indonesia's life expectancy among the bottom five globally are false. Read the official fact-check clarification.
Viral social media claims that Energy Minister Bahlil Lahadalia raised subsidized Pertalite prices in September 2026 are false. Read full report.
A viral claim that the Education Ministry prohibits teachers from owning luxury goods is false. Read the full fact-check clarification here.
Reports claiming BGN requested SPPG units to supply hospital meals are false. Read the full fact-check report here.
