Bekasi -Parents of students from Bekasi, West -java, Adhel Setiawan, complained about the Western -Java -Governor Dedi Mulyadi, to police in criminal investigations. The complaint is related to the policy of Dedi Mulyadi that students sent to the military barracks with problems. “We put it in criminal investigation into criminal elements related to the policy of Dedi Mulyadi,” Ade said at the criminal investigative police on Thursday (5/6/2025). Adhel said it contains a number of evidence. He suspected that Dedi Mulyadi’s policy violated Article 76 hours of the Child Protection Act. Browse to continue with the content “One of the articles we entered was in the Child Protection Act in section 76 hours, and it prohibits the involvement of children for military activities,” Adhel said. “Article 76 hours, is a criminal, the threat of a five -year sentence. This is one of the articles we entered. It is already a military smell involving children. Less or less, that is what Barekrim needs to study,” he explained. In fact, a policy should have ADHEL, a clear legal basis. According to him, the policy of Dedi Mulyadi was not in accordance with the formation of the character of students. “The process in it also does not involve educational experts who understand the psychology of children. Where there is a time to form the character of the child being shaved, using military clothing that is told to crawl on dirty countries,” he said. Adhel hopes the complaint placed can be reviewed by police in criminal investigations. He said he would be called back to complete the testimony of the complaint. “Later in the week, this will be reaffirmed by the criminal investigation unit to be held and to determine what the lack of evidence is or should be completed. More or less so,” he concluded. (ISA/IMK) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here
Dedi Mulyadi’s parents to the criminal examination questions for sending students to the barracks
