Politics · Indonesia · 1 hr ago
Akhera backs Suyudi’s transfer of 199 police personnel
Aliansi Kehendak Rakyat, known as Akhera, has backed a transfer of 199 personnel within Indonesia’s National Police.
The move was ordered by police chief General Suyudi Ario Seto and set out in a telegram dated October 10, 2026.
It involves senior and mid-ranking officers, including changes to the posts of deputy chief of intelligence, traffic police chief and three provincial police chiefs.
Akhera says the changes are intended to improve the police institution, not to be treated as a rushed process.
The group hopes they will improve service to the public and restore trust in the police.
No further steps or timetable are given.
Akhera backed a transfer of 199 police personnel carried out under National Police Chief Suyudi Ario Seto.
The transfers were set out in Police Chief Telegram Letter No. ST/2251/X/KEP/2026, dated 10 October 2026.
Akhera coordinator Heru Purwoko said the changes should improve police services and help restore public trust.
The transfers involved senior and middle-ranking officers and included several strategic posts.
- Who
- Aliansi Kehendak Rakyat (Akhera) backed the transfers made under National Police Chief Suyudi Ario Seto.
- What
- The transfer of 199 police personnel.
- When
- The telegram authorising the transfers was dated 10 October 2026. Akhera’s coordinator commented on 12 October 2026.
- Where
- The transfers were within the Indonesian National Police. Heru Purwoko spoke to reporters in Jakarta.
- Why
- Akhera said the changes could improve public services, restore public trust and benefit the police institution.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
We hope the National Police Chief’s steps can improve the quality of police services to the public and, most importantly, restore public trust in the police.
So no one should think the transfer process seems rushed.
Police Chief Telegram Letter No. ST/2251/X/KEP/2026 set out the transfer of 199 personnel.
Akhera coordinator Heru Purwoko publicly voiced support for the transfers.
- Personnel transferred
- 199
- Telegram letter
- ST/2251/X/KEP/2026
- Telegram date
- 10 October 2026
- Akhera coordinator
- Heru Purwoko
- Posts affected
- Wakabaintelkam, Kakorlantas and three provincial police chiefs











