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GMNI Sampang Submits Formal Statement to Police Supporting Illegal Wiretapping Probe and Drug Crackdown

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Writer: Imam Sahroni Darmawan
November 12, 2026, 20:13 WITA Editor: Danang Purnama
Nov 12, 2026, 20:13 WITA · 3 min read
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GMNI Sampang representatives and Sampang Police officials posing for a group photo at the police headquarters.
GMNI Sampang members pose with Sampang Police officials after submitting their formal statement at the police headquarters on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

SAMPANG - The extended family of the Indonesian National Student Movement (GMNI) in Sampang visited the Sampang Police Headquarters on Thursday (12/11/2026) at approximately 15.00 WIB. Their visit was intended to submit a written statement of position supporting the investigation into alleged illegal wiretapping and the eradication of drug trafficking networks.

The delegation was led by the GMNI Sampang Coordinator, Bung Maushul. They were received by the Sampang Police Chief, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit, and several other officials. The formal statement document was handed directly to the police during the meeting.

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The letter, dated November 12, 2026, was addressed to the National Police Chief, General Suyudi Ario Seto. In it, GMNI Sampang outlined three main points of their position.

First, they support the steps taken by the National Police Chief and his staff in investigating and resolving the alleged illegal wiretapping of the President, national figures, and activists. Second, they appreciate the National Police's efforts in uncovering and prosecuting drug trafficking networks. Third, they urge for law enforcement that is transparent, accountable, and fair, reaching the root of the problems.

GMNI Sampang Coordinator Maushul emphasized that support for law enforcement must go hand-in-hand with demands for the professionalism of the authorities.

Karangan bunga dari GMNI Sampang untuk Kapolri Jenderal Polisi Suyudi Ario Seto.
Karangan bunga dari Keluarga Besar GMNI Sampang berisi dukungan kepada Kapolri Jenderal Polisi Suyudi Ario Seto.
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"We support the resolution of the illegal wiretapping case and the eradication of drug networks. However, law enforcement must be carried out in a transparent, accountable, and fair manner, and must be capable of uncovering crimes down to their roots," Maushul asserted.

Furthermore, GMNI invited the public to help safeguard their respective environments and not hesitate to report indications of criminal acts to the authorized authorities. The organization also expressed its support for the reform and professionalism of the National Police.

Responding to this support, the Sampang Police Chief, AKBP Anang Hardiyanto, expressed his gratitude for the commitment and appreciation conveyed by the GMNI Sampang extended family.

"Thank you very much to our colleagues in the GMNI extended family for the commitment expressed, as well as the appreciation for the National Police. We are also open to all elements of society and community leaders who work to create a safe situation," said Anang.

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  • #National Police Chief
  • #Sampang
  • #GMNI Sampang
  • #Illegal Wiretapping
  • #Sampang Police
  • #Drug Networks

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