Indonesian Police Reshuffle: Listyo Sigit's Classmates from Akpol 1991 Moved
A significant reshuffle has occurred within the Indonesian National Police, affecting classmates of National Police Chief Listyo Sigit from the 1991 Akpol (Police Academy) graduating class. This move could impact the internal power structure and future leadership of the police force.
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