SULSELEXPERIENCE.COM, MAROS – Chairperson of the Investigation Institute of Educating the Pro -People of the Nusantara (Lidik Pro) of Maros Regency, Ismar, expressed full support of the firm orders of the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief, Inspector General of Police. Drs. Rusdi Hartono, M.Sc., who asked the Special Criminal Directorate (Dirkrimsus) and all ranks of the Polres to crack down on the perpetrators of the illegal fuel oil mafia (BBM).
Ismar rate, the step of the Kapolda is an answer to community unrest, especially fishermen and farmers who have been victims of the scarcity of subsidized fuel due to the act of the diesel mafia.
“We strongly support the orders of the South Sulawesi Regional Police Chief. This is a concrete step in dismantling the Solar Mafia network which has been afflicted by the small people,” Ismar said, Friday (07/19/2025).
As a form of concrete support, Ismar highlighted one of the cases being handled in the Maros Police jurisdiction, namely the alleged case of misuse of subsidized fuel with a suspect named Ilham. This case has become a public concern after the police named Ilham as a suspect in the illegal subsidized diesel distribution network.
“The Ilham case at the Maros Police Station is one of the real examples of the practice of the diesel mafia in the field. We are in the pro -investigation will be tightly guarded this case thoroughly, so as not to stop only in the field actors. Anyone involved, including the person who freezes, must be dismantled,” said Ismar.
He also stated that his institution had received many reports from the public about the alleged involvement of the person.
“It is no longer a secret, this game involves many parties. Therefore, we ask that the authorities do not hesitate, the actions of everything involved. No one should be immune to the law,” he added.
As is known, in the morning apple at the South Sulawesi Police Headquarters on July 15, 2025, Inspector General of Police Rusdi Hartono said that almost every day there was a demonstration of the community in front of the Regional Police Headquarters, the majority demanded an action against the illegal fuel mafia. He stressed that he would not tolerate the practice, and ordered his staff to act decisively.
“The statement of the Kapolda is a signal that there is no place for the diesel mafia in South Sulawesi. We will continue to supervise and if necessary, the action will go with the people,” concluded Ismar.
