Mahfud MD Criticizes Militarism in National Police, Experts Argue for Public Security
Former Coordinating Minister Mahfud MD has criticized the militaristic approach within the Indonesian National Police (Polri), labeling it unsuitable. Conversely, experts argue that such characteristics are necessary to ensure public safety and effective law enforcement, sparking a debate on police reform.
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