Indonesian Police Chief Denies Involvement in Wiretapping Case Allegations
Indonesian National Police Chief has strongly denied allegations that he is a suspect in a wiretapping case, calling them baseless. Amidst speculation about power struggles within the police organization, the chief emphasized the importance of organizational stability and public trust.
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