Starting 2026 with a spirit of dedication and pride, the North Sumatra Regional Police held a Promotion Reporting Ceremony for Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, Enlisted Personnel, and National Police Civil Servants for the period of January 1, 2026. The solemn ceremony took place at the KS Tubun Field of the North Sumatra Regional Police.

The ceremony was led by the North Sumatra Regional Police Chief and attended by the Chairperson of the North Sumatra Regional Bhayangkari Association and its board, the Deputy Regional Police Chief, the Internal Affairs Head, the Main Officials of the North Sumatra Regional Police, and all personnel who received promotions.

In his address, the Regional Police Chief began with an expression of gratitude to God Almighty and conveyed New Year 2026 greetings to the entire ranks.

He hoped the new year could be a starting point to strengthen spirit, hope, and sincerity in service, while also improving the performance, solidarity, and professionalism of the National Police in providing the best service to the community.

Specifically, the Regional Police Chief congratulated the Head of Logistics, Head of Operations, and Head of Human Resources of the North Sumatra Regional Police who received a one-rank promotion and now carry the mandate as High-Ranking Police Officers with the rank of Brigadier General.

Furthermore, the Regional Police Chief also congratulated 1,833 personnel of the North Sumatra Regional Police who received promotions, consisting of 402 Officers, 1,379 Non-Commissioned Officers, 26 Enlisted Personnel, and 26 National Police Civil Servants, both at the Regional Police and Resort Police levels.

According to the Regional Police Chief, promotion is a form of institutional appreciation and recognition for the hard work, loyalty, and consistency of personnel in carrying out their duties and responsibilities as members of the National Police.

However, behind this pride lies a great hope that each personnel will become more mature in attitude, wise in decision-making, and remain steadfast in upholding and practicing the values of Tribrata and Catur Prasetya as life and work guidelines.

The Regional Police Chief emphasized that the new rank must be a motivation to improve the quality of performance and service to the community, nation, and state.

He also reminded that promotion brings not only honor but also greater responsibility in maintaining security and order, as well as fostering a sense of justice within society.

In facing increasingly complex task challenges, the Regional Police Chief encouraged all personnel to continue equipping themselves with relevant knowledge, skills, and competencies, be able to adapt to the times, think critically, and act solutively in addressing various societal issues.

Concluding his address, the Regional Police Chief reminded of the importance of maintaining integrity, morality, and professional ethics in every step and action, as public trust is the main capital of the National Police in carrying out its duties.

«Make this promotion moment a starting point to work better, serve more sincerely, and become a Bhayangkara figure who is truly present for the people of North Sumatra,» the Regional Police Chief advised.

This promotion ceremony serves as a strategic momentum for the North Sumatra Regional Police to strengthen its commitment to realizing a Precise, professional, and increasingly trusted National Police at the beginning of 2026.

KS Tubun Field

KS Tubun Field is a public park and sports complex located in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is named after Karel Satsuit Tubun, a national hero and police officer killed during the 1965 coup attempt, with the site historically serving as a police training ground and parade field. Today, it is a popular recreational area for locals, featuring football fields, running tracks, and green spaces.

North Sumatra Regional Police

The North Sumatra Regional Police (Polda Sumut) is the provincial police force of North Sumatra, Indonesia, responsible for law enforcement and security in the region. It was established as part of the Indonesian National Police (Polri) following the country’s independence, with its modern structure evolving to address the area’s specific needs, including maintaining order in a diverse and populous province.

Bhayangkari Association

The Bhayangkari Association is the official family welfare organization of the Indonesian National Police (POLRI), founded in 1955 to support the well-being of police personnel and their families. It plays a significant social and charitable role, fostering community and providing assistance through various programs in health, education, and disaster relief.

Tribrata

Tribrata is a cultural and diplomatic compound located in Jakarta, Indonesia, established in 2017. It serves as a center for Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hosting diplomatic events and promoting the nation’s cultural heritage. The name «Tribrata» refers to the three sacred oaths of Indonesian diplomats, symbolizing their dedication to the country.

Catur Prasetya

«Catur Prasetya» is a prominent monument in the city of Palembang, South Sumatra, Indonesia. It was erected in 1957 to commemorate the heroic struggle of the Indonesian people, particularly during the nation’s fight for independence. The monument’s name translates to «Four Dedications,» symbolizing the unity and resolve of the local community.

Bhayangkara

«Bhayangkara» is not a specific place or cultural site, but a term of historical and contemporary significance in Indonesia. It originally referred to the elite royal guards of the Majapahit Empire in the 14th century. Today, it is synonymous with the Indonesian National Police, whose official name is «Kepolisian Negara Republik Indonesia (Polri)» and who are commonly called «Bhayangkara» in honor of that historical legacy.