The Urgency of Regulations on Tools, Procedures, and Oversight of Wiretapping Following the Listyo Case

"This role has been linked to allegations of instigating others to commit a crime during the investigation," Suyudi explained before Commission III of the Indonesian Parliament in Jakarta on Thursday (12/11/2026).

Secondly, Slamet Uliandi, who held the position of Kadiv TIK from 2021 until October 2026, allegedly acted as an advisor to the National Police's Monitoring Center.

"(SU) is suspected of being an advisory board member of the police's monitoring center, approving the implementation of wiretapping, and forwarding the results report from the Monitoring Head’s daily reports and analysis reports to General LSP," he clarified.

Thirdly, Eko Hadi Santoso, who was the acting head of the Monitoring Division from December 5, 2024, until October 7, 2025, allegedly received wiretapping orders on specific targets from Slamet Uliandi, which were said to have originated from Listyo Sigit.

Fourthly, Ahrie Sonta Nasution, who served as acting head of the Monitoring Division from October 7, 2025, until October 1, 2026, allegedly received orders from Listyo Sigit and passed them on to operators to conduct wiretapping without a request from investigators.

Ahrie is also suspected of reporting the results of the wiretapping to Listyo Sigit and directing his team to conduct surveillance.

Moreover, Ahrie is alleged to have ordered the deletion of data from the wiretapping results, including audio recordings and logs, as well as disbanding a WhatsApp group.

In this case, Listyo Sigit is detained until November 23, 2026, Eko Hadi Santoso until November 22, 2026, and Ahrie Sonta Nasution until November 21, 2026.

Meanwhile, Slamet Uliandi was declared a suspect on November 5, 2026, and subsequently placed under house arrest on November 11, 2026.