Indonesia’s anti-corruption investigation into President Prabowo Subianto’s flagship free meals programme is expanding to include both police and military personnel, according to reporting from multiple outlets. Prosecutors in the Attorney General’s Office identify an active police brigadier general, Lalu Muhammad Iwan Mahardan, as a suspect. He serves in a senior role at the National Nutrition Agency, responsible for promotion and cooperation, and prosecutors name him as part of the probe’s widening scope. In addition to the police suspect designation, the Attorney General’s Office refers a separate matter involving a military officer to Indonesia’s military crimes unit, indicating that alleged wrongdoing also touches the armed forces. The cases described are framed within the broader corruption inquiry into the free meals programme, which is presented by the government as a key social assistance initiative. The investigation’s expansion reflects prosecutors’ efforts to broaden potential accountability across relevant institutions involved in programme implementation and related processes, while specifics of the allegations beyond the new suspect and the referral are not detailed in the provided reports.