Hard! Abu Janda Calls The Figure Of The Secretary General Of GNPF Ulama Edy Mulayadi A Real Threat To The Integrity Of The Republic Of Indonesia

Permadi Arya alias Abu Janda (Photo: Abu Janda's personal Instagram)

JAKARTA - The statement by the Secretary General of the National Movement to Guard the Fatwa (GNPF) of Ulama Edy Mulayadi regarding Kalimantan where the genie dumped children was criticized. One of them came from social media activist Permadi Arya alias Abu Janda.

Through his Instagram account (@abujanda2), Abu Janda said Edy Mulayadi was an example of an intolerant group and dangerous to the integrity of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). Not only Edy, one of the highlights was the late Tengku Zulkarnain who was rejected when he came to Kalimantan.

"Edy Mulyadi is proof that intolerant radical Islamic groups are a HAMA for Diversity and a REAL threat to national unity and the integrity of the Unitary Republic of Indonesia," said Abu Janda, quoted on Monday, January 24.

According to Abu Janda, Edy Mulyadi's statement clearly provoked anger from the people of Kalimantan and the Dayak tribe.

"I was greeted with an agarwood bracelet by the chairman of the Dayak Youth Forum @fordayak_kt @fordayak_kota Bambang Irawan,"

"Why is there a contrast? Because even though I'm Muslim, I don't disbelieve in disbelieve in the Dayak tribe, let alone insult monkeys, any ethnic group in Indonesia has the same principle: "you are polite, we are reluctant, you are arrogant, we fight," said Abu Janda.

Separately, Edy Mulyadi finally apologized regarding the polemic of the statement "Kalimantan is a place to dispose of jinn".

"If it is considered wrong, I apologize. If my friends in Kalimantan feel disturbed, insulted, of course I apologize," said Edy Mulyadi through a video uploaded on his YouTube channel, Monday, January 24.

The former PKS candidate then explained about his statement. According to him, he did not mean to insult the people of Kalimantan. However, he said, the place where the genie throws their child is only an analogy to describe a remote area.

"In Jakarta, the (term) place to dispose of the genie is described (for the area) as far away," explained Edy.