Indonesia’s Minister of Public Works, Dody Hanggodo, is currently facing a series of negative issues, potentially linked to his efforts to restructure the Ministry’s internal bureaucracy. Public policy analyst Trubus Rahardiansyah suggests these issues aren't coincidental, but rather a counterattack from groups whose interests are threatened by the reforms. The allegations surfacing against the Minister are seen as a response to his attempts to modernize and improve the efficiency of the Ministry. Rahardiansyah believes powerful factions within the Ministry are resisting change, and are utilizing these attacks to undermine the Minister's position. This situation highlights the challenges of implementing bureaucratic reform in Indonesia, and the potential for resistance from established interests. The unfolding events raise questions about the future of the Ministry's restructuring plans and the political forces at play.