Thousands of Cases Resolved by Restorative Justice, Head of Bengkulu Nahdlatul Ulama Regional Officer Appreciates the Chief of National Police’s 100 Day Priority Program

Tribrata.polri.go.id. – Jakarta. Chairman of the Regional Officer of the Bengkulu Province Nahdlatul Ulama, Zulkarnain Dali, gives thumbs up for the 100 working days of the Chief of Indonesian National Police, Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo. The statement delivered by the Head of Nahdlatul Ulama Regional Officer based on data. During the 100 working days of the Chief of National Police in office, Restorative Justice resolved as many as 1,864 cases in the community.

“Efforts to resolve cases by Restorative Justice help the community. This is an extraordinary innovation because not all problems that arise in the community must be brought to court. With this innovation, the public will love National Police more,” said Zulkarnain Dali, the IAIN (Islamic Institute) lecturer at Bengkulu.

This Lembak native figure also supports the National Police’s innovation in various fields by utilizing technology, including the ETLE program, online Public Complain Commission, etc. According to him, this is a form of the National Police that is very adaptive to the advancement of the times in public services.

“After Sir Tito, the Indonesian National Police have a replacement figure who continues to innovate within the National Police. This innovation has an impact on progress both internally and externally. Indonesian National Pol. presence in the community will be increasingly beneficial,” he added.

For information, Police General Listyo Sigit Prabowo has reached 100 days of services as Chief of Indonesian National Police.
Several work program achievements that were presented during the Fit and Proper Test at Commission III House of Representative have also been realized. The former chief of the Indonesian Crime Investigation Agency was appointed as Chief of Indonesian National Police on January 29, 2021. One hundred days of work fell on May 8, 2021. There are at least 16 priority programs for the Chief of National Police.

All of these achievements in the field of community and internal services are intended to realize the spirit of change of the National Police towards the precision or predictive, fair responsibility and transparency. To reach the 16 Priority Programs for the Chief of National Police, a Precision Command Post was formed to oversee and monitor the ideals of the spirit of precision.

Among the achievements made within 100 working days of General Listyo Sigit as Chief of Indonesian National Police included the housing program for police members. Currently, there are 10,000 housing plans that are planned to be prepared for all members. Although it is recognized that there are many obstacles faced, the target is still running.