Mixing With The Community, Police Call Khilafatul Muslimin Spreading Khilafah Ideology Using Invisible Crime Method

Motorcycle riders carrying Khilafatul Muslimin attributes as they pass through Cawang, Jakarta, Sunday, May 29. (Twitter @miduk17)

JAKARTA - Metro Jaya Police Chief Inspector General Fadil Imran called the criminal method used by the Khilafatul Muslimin organization in spreading ideas that contradict Pancasila as an invisible crime.

"This crime is invisible, so in terms of crime, this type of crime is often called a hidden crime or invisible crime," Fadil said to reporters, Thursday, June 16.

When launching the action, the suspects from the Khilafatul Muslimin mingled with the community. They are assimilated in terms of social, economic, religious and political aspects.

In this way, the community, either as a group or individually, who is the target of spreading the caliphate ideology will not be aware of it.

"So that in the surface order it is not visible and cannot be observed and often does not appear as a form of violation of the law," said Fadil.

This two-star general judged their actions to be no ordinary crimes. Fasil assessed that the Muslim Caliphate was classified as an extraordinary crime because it involved state ideology.

"What happened yesterday was not a conventional crime, that's what I called an invinsible crime. But a crime against the state because it opposes Pancasila and threatens the pillars of the nation and state," he said.

Therefore, this pattern of crime must be understood by the wider community. So, no one else is affected by seduction or other modes.

Apart from that, Fadil emphasized that strict action would be taken against anyone who violates the law. Especially those who plan to roll up the Pancasila ideology.

"Anyone who violates the law, any mass organization that violates the law, especially if the violation of the law is included in the category of crimes against the ideology of our country, will be serious about solving it," said Fadil.

Meanwhile, in the case of Khilafatul Muslimin, there are 6 people who have been named as suspects. They included Abdul Qadir Hasan Baraja as the supreme leader of the Khilafatul Muslimin who was arrested in Bandar Lampung.

Then, the US was arrested in the Mojokerto area, on Monday, June 13. He is the organization's minister of education.

The other four people with the initials AA, IN, F, and SW are called important figures in the Khilafatul Muslimin group.