Gayo Lues — A solemn and spirited atmosphere marked the 79th Bhayangkara Day commemoration held by the Gayo Lues Police Resort (Polres) on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. The ceremony served as a meaningful moment to reflect on the Indonesian National Police’s long journey of service to the nation, while reaffirming its unwavering commitment to protecting and serving the public.
The event took place at the Gayo Lues Police Headquarters courtyard and was attended by key regional figures. Among those present were Gayo Lues Regent Suhaidi, M.Si., Chairman of the Gayo Lues DPRK H. Ali Husin, Commander of Military District 0113/Gayo Lues, Head of the Blangkejeren State Prosecutor’s Office, Chief Judge of the Blangkejeren District Court, Head of Class IIB Gayo Lues Correctional Facility, as well as other Forkopimda officials. Also attending were heads of local government agencies, religious leaders, traditional elders, youth representatives, retired police officers, Bhayangkari branch chairperson and members, and senior officials of the Gayo Lues Police, making the event both dignified and festive.
Gayo Lues Police Chief, AKBP Hyrowo, S.I.K., in his official address, expressed his highest appreciation to all members of the Indonesian National Police, especially the personnel of Gayo Lues Polres, for their unwavering dedication, loyalty, and exceptional service. He emphasized that in its 79 years of existence, the police force has proven its role as a guardian of public order, an instrument of law enforcement, and a protector and servant of the people. Despite various challenges and obstacles, he said, the spirit of devotion among police personnel remains strong and continues to uphold the values of true Bhayangkara warriors within the framework of a democratic rule of law.
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This year’s theme, “Polri for the People,” highlights the need for strong collaboration between the police, the military (TNI), local government, and the broader community. AKBP Hyrowo urged all stakeholders to actively participate in creating a safe, orderly, and harmonious environment, which he described as the cornerstone of regional development. He stated that public participation is crucial in the success of policing efforts and serves as both a moral and operational strength for police officers in the field.
He further stressed the importance of maintaining both personal and institutional integrity within the police force. All personnel, he said, must uphold the core values enshrined in the Tribrata and Catur Prasetya codes of conduct, using them as guiding principles in decision-making and field operations. According to AKBP Hyrowo, true service to the public must be carried out with sincerity, dedication, and free from any misconduct that could tarnish the police’s image. He expressed hope that the Gayo Lues Police would continue to earn public trust through their professionalism and honest service.
The commemoration also featured social outreach activities and expressions of appreciation to the police force’s strategic partners, including the press, for their objective and educational reporting. These initiatives underscored the strong ties between the police and community members and reinforced a shared commitment to healthy, constructive communication.
Through this significant occasion, the Gayo Lues Police reaffirmed that policing is not merely an institutional duty but a moral obligation to the nation. The spirit of the 79th Bhayangkara Day in Gayo Lues reflects both the achievements made and the challenges that lie ahead. With unwavering resolve, the Indonesian National Police remains committed to standing as a guardian of justice, a protector of the people, and a reliable partner in national development—especially for the people of Gayo Lues.
(Reported by Abdiansyah)
