Bhayangkara is the Indonesian National Police's special unit responsible for maintaining public order and safety. Established in 1946, it plays a crucial role in law enforcement, crime prevention, and community engagement. The unit is known for its commitment to upholding the law and protecting citizens. The term "Bhayangkara" itself means "guardian" or "protector" in Sanskrit. This reflects the unit's mission to serve and safeguard the community. Bhayangkara officers are trained to handle various situations, from traffic management to emergency response, ensuring a safe environment for all citizens in Indonesia.