
The Indonesian House of Representatives received a presidential letter from President Prabowo proposing the dismissal of current national police chief Listyo and the appointment of Suyudi.
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The Indonesian House of Representatives received a presidential letter proposing changes to the national police leadership.
Chairman of the House Commission on Legal Affairs Habiburokhman confirmed on Thursday morning that the house had received a presidential letter dismissing Listyo and nominating Suyudi to the post, according to Tempo news magazine.
“This morning, we received a letter from President Prabowo … concerning the proposal to dismiss the current national police chief and appoint a new one,” he said during a meeting at the house complex in Senayan, Jakarta.
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