Police Internal Investigation Launched Over Sukoharjo Islamic Boarding School Raid Amidst Public Criticism
A raid on the Hamalatul Quran Islamic boarding school in Sukoharjo, Central Java, has drawn public criticism, prompting the Police Internal Affairs Division (Propam) to launch an investigation. The police aim to verify whether the search procedures were conducted appropriately.
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