Doctor Sunardi Branded A Terrorist, Gus Nur Disapproves: Which Building Was Bombed, How Many Thousands Was Killed?

JAKARTA - Preacher Sugi Nur Raharja alias Gus Nur has spoken about doctor Sunardi who was shot dead by the Anti-terror Detachment 88 Team. He couldn't believe that Sunardi was a terrorism suspect.

"I searched for news, I searched all day, which building was bombed? Which school, which church was Dr. Sunardi bombed? The victims who were killed by Dr. Sunardi were thousands? I searched all day, but couldn't find it," said the man who pinned "Gus" at the beginning of his name "Nur", quoted from his YouTube account, Gus Nur 13 Official, Saturday 12 March.

Initially, Gus Nur testified that Dr. Sunardi was a good person. He said doctor Sunardi often made a number of efforts to help the community with philanthropic actions.

Gus Nur also admitted that he was disappointed with the actions of the police to take the life of Doctor Sunardi. Including the terrorist stamp juxtaposed with the name of doctor Sunardi.

His astonishment at the terrorist label addressed to Dr. Sunardi made Gus Nur look for information. He found out via the internet which building or buildings had been bombed by Dr. Sunardi, who infiltrated the terrorist label

However, what he found was not there. On the contrary, he said, doctor Sunardi often helped others. As a doctor who is a member of the Indonesian Doctors Association (IDI) professional organization, Gus Nur said he is a humanitarian activist.

"Doctor Sunardi is a humanitarian activist, author of useful books, doctors who free their patients, minor strokes, you can't even walk, you can't walk, it's difficult," said Gus Nur.

Previously, social media activist Denny Siregar asked the public not to question Sunardi, who is a doctor and a terrorism suspect, who was shot dead by the Densus 88 Anti-terror Team.

According to Denny, any profession that a person undertakes can be affiliated with a radical movement. Likewise Sunardi who is a member of IDI.

Even Denny claims that the national sharia board which often issues fatwas in Indonesia has also been infiltrated by radicals. Denny also asked the public not to be surprised.

"Don't be surprised if he's a member of IDI," said Denny Siregar via his Twitter account on Friday, March 11.