Polri Denies Reports of Former Police Chiefs Being Questioned Over Prabowo Tapping Allegations
Reports circulated on Indonesian social media alleging that two former National Police Chiefs were questioned in connection with illegal wiretapping of President Prabowo Subianto. However, the National Police (Polri) have denied these claims. Separately, four police generals have been identified as suspects in the case.
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