Politics · Indonesia · 1 hr ago
Netty Rosdiana Resigns from Indonesia’s National Police
Netty Rosdiana submitted her resignation from Indonesia’s National Police on August 20, with it taking effect on September 1.
Her last post was head of planning and administration for the Jakarta Metro Police’s criminal investigation directorate.
She said the decision was voluntary, but did not explain in detail what led her to leave.
She said some matters no longer aligned with her principles and that she chose a path closer to her conscience.
She sees leaving as a new start, not the end of her service to the public.
She plans to expand her social work and share her experience at universities.
Netty Rosdiana has resigned from Indonesia’s National Police, saying her decision was voluntary.
She said her resignation request was submitted on August 20 and took effect on September 1.
Rosdiana said she chose to leave because some things no longer aligned with her principles and conscience.
She plans to pursue academic work and expand her social activities.
- Who
- Netty Rosdiana, whose last post was head of planning and administration at the Jakarta Metro Police’s criminal investigation directorate.
- What
- She resigned from Indonesia’s National Police. She said the decision was voluntary.
- When
- She said she submitted her request on August 20, effective September 1.
- Where
- Indonesia’s National Police; her last post was at the Jakarta Metro Police.
- Why
- She said some things no longer aligned with her principles and that she chose a path closer to her conscience.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Rosdiana said she submitted her resignation request.
Her resignation took effect, according to Rosdiana.
- Name
- Netty Rosdiana
- Request submitted
- August 20
- Resignation effective
- September 1
- Last post
- Head of planning and administration at the Jakarta Metro Police’s criminal investigation directorate
What people are saying
When there are things that no longer align with the principles I believe in, I choose the path that I feel is more in line with my conscience.
I do not consider resignation the end of my service. Rather, this is the beginning of a new journey.