Indonesian officials stopping data collection for a free meals program in a government office.
Indonesian officials stopping data collection for a free meals program in a government office.
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Kejagung stops data collection for MBG program across Indonesia

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The Attorney General's Office has halted data collection related to the Free Nutritious Meals Program after the inventory period ended.

The Attorney General's Office issued a circular on July 10, 2026, ordering all high prosecutors' offices to stop collecting data and information on the implementation of the Free Nutritious Meals Program.

The letter numbered B-3256/F.2/Fd.2/07/2026 was signed by Jampidsus Investigation Director Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi. This follows an earlier letter numbered B-2668/F.2/Fd.2/06/2026 dated June 15, 2026, which requested an inventory of issues in the program.

Attorney General's Office Legal Information Center Head Anang Supriatna explained the halt occurred because the data collection deadline had passed and to prevent misuse. All collected data will be used in the corruption investigation at the National Nutrition Agency.

The office has named seven suspects in the case including Dadan Hindayana, Sony Sonjaya, and Police Brigadier General Lalu Muhammad Iwan Mahardan.

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Initial reactions on X to Kejagung halting MBG data collection are mostly skeptical and critical, with users viewing it as a cover-up or win-win harming the public after inventory completion. Official accounts share news neutrally while others highlight misleading headlines or sarcasm about peace deals between institutions. No strong positive sentiments found; focus on accountability concerns for the Free Nutritious Meals Program.

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Illustration of officials halting a corruption probe into Indonesia's Free Nutritious Meals program
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KPK halts MBG corruption probe after Kejagung names suspects

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The Corruption Eradication Commission has halted its investigation into alleged corruption in the Free Nutritious Meals program. The move follows the Attorney General's Office naming five suspects, including former National Nutrition Agency officials.

The Attorney General's Office has identified two main methods in the alleged corruption case involving the management of the Free Nutritious Meals program at the National Nutrition Agency for 2025-2026.

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Deputy Head of the National Nutrition Agency Agustina Arumsari announced a temporary halt to the Free Nutritious Meals program during school holidays. The move aims to audit all Nutrition Fulfillment Service Units.

The National Nutrition Agency committed to making the Free Nutritious Meals program more transparent so the public can oversee SPPG kitchens.

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The National Nutrition Agency reported the Free Nutritious Meals program has absorbed 1.28 million workers and involved 142,387 suppliers as of 22 May 2026.

Former BGN deputy head Sony Sonjaya through his lawyer has asked BGN head Nanik S Deyang to be questioned as a witness in the alleged corruption case of the Free Nutritious Meals program.

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Former BGN Vice Head Sony Sonjaya was examined as a suspect at the Attorney General's Office on June 18 2026 and revealed 41 names plus problematic CCTV project.

 

 

 

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