The Indonesian National Police (Polri) recently hosted a nationwide iftar event on Thursday, March 13, 2025, where 136,000 takjil packages were distributed to the public, alongside donations to 2,244 orphaned children. This communal breaking of fast took place simultaneously across all police headquarters from Aceh to Papua.
At the National Police Headquarters, the event was graced by the presence of Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, accompanied by all senior officials of the National Police Headquarters. Among the attendees were also Ninik Rahayu, Chairwoman of the Press Council, and various media leaders, including Dahlan Dahi, CEO of Tribun Network.
During the event, Ninik Rahayu expressed appreciation for the role of the police in fostering strong synergy with the media. She emphasized that the participation of the police in social activities alongside the media was a positive step towards creating a more harmonious relationship between law enforcement, the press, and the public. This gathering was seen as a testament to the close bond between the police force and the media.
More than 11,000 journalists from various media outlets were present at the event in different regions. The Chief of the National Police Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko, highlighted that the collaboration between the police and the media extended beyond mere reporting to tangible actions benefiting the community.
Brigadier General Trunoyudo emphasized that the distribution of takjil was not just about sharing food but also a means to foster unity and harmony among the police, media, and the public. He stated that this synergy further strengthened the relationship between the police and the media, underscoring that law enforcement was not just about upholding the law but also about being a caring part of the community.
The presence of the Police Chief and the Chairwoman of the Press Council at the event symbolized the robust collaboration and synergy between the police and the media in Indonesia. This harmony was hoped to continue in various aspects of community life, with the media being a strategic partner for the police in disseminating credible information, engaging the public, and supporting law enforcement tasks to create a conducive environment.
By hosting this event simultaneously nationwide, the Indonesian National Police aimed to maintain this spirit of togetherness, not only during Ramadan but also in all facets of community life. The unity displayed at this event was a strong indication of the enduring partnership between law enforcement and the media, working hand in hand for the betterment of society.
