Following Suspect Designation, Dadan Hindayana's Residence Remains Closed and Quiet
The Head of the National Nutrition Agency (BGN), Dadan Hindayana, has been implicated in an alleged corruption case. The Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) officially named Dadan as a suspect in the practice of buying and selling Nutrition Service Unit (SPPG) points on Wednesday, 3 June 2026. Dadan Hindayana was seen wearing the pink suspect vest while exiting the Attorney General’s Office in Jakarta.
Sharing the same fate as Dadan, Brigadier General Sony Sonjaya and Retired Major General Lodewyk Pusung, who previously served as Deputy Heads of the National Nutrition Agency, were also seen wearing the pink vest. This follows a search conducted at the BGN office located in the Kebon Sirih area, Central Jakarta, earlier this morning. The search took place after President Prabowo Subianto dismissed the Head of the BGN, Dadan Hindayana, along with his two deputies.
Following Dadan Hindayana’s exit from the Attorney General’s Office, his residence in the Taman Cimanggu housing complex, Bogor, West Java, has come under scrutiny. His home appeared to have no activity since he departed for the Hajj pilgrimage to the Holy Land with his family. According to a security guard at the housing complex, the former Head of the BGN has not been seen since his departure for the pilgrimage.
Director of Investigation at Jampidsus, Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi, stated that since Tuesday night, 2 June 2026, authorities have conducted searches in several locations, including the suspects’ residences. “Since last night, we have been conducting searches in several places. In addition to the BGN office, there were also searches at the suspects’ homes. As of this afternoon, searches are still ongoing in other locations,” said Syarief.
The three suspects are allegedly affiliated with a number of SPPG units, which reportedly generated billions of rupiah in daily funds. However, the Attorney General’s Office is still conducting investigations regarding the total number of SPPG foundations affiliated with the three suspects.