Kaltara Police Chief Reminds Personnel To Beware Of Radicalism

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TANJUNG SELOR - North Kalimantan (Kaltara) Police Chief Inspector General Daniel Adityajaya asked his personnel to be aware of the threat of radicalism and intolerance.

This was revealed by the Kapolda when opening the National Police Personnel Development activity regarding the prevention and prevention of Radicalism and Intolerance at the Kayan Mapolda Kaltara Rupatama building, Tuesday, October 24.

"As a police personnel, especially at the North Kalimantan Police, they are obliged to carry out their duties as law enforcers and maintain security and security," said the Kapolda, Tuesday, October 24.

Therefore, local police personnel were asked to pay close attention to the development of the situation, especially regarding radicalism and intolerance.

"Don't let the police as a member be exposed to radicalism and intolerance," he continued.

Daniel said that the internal ranks of the Kaltara Police will continue to provide guidance and prevention and countermeasures. Radicalism is said to threaten the integrity of the nation, cause instability and damage religious harmony.

"All members of the Kaltara Regional Police can be aware of the existence of radicalism in the environment where they live and where they work, as well as avoid provocations related to ethnicity, religion, race, and intergroup (SARA) that take refuge behind religious activities for the benefit of certain groups," he said.

"Indeed, there has never been an event related to acts of radicalism and intolerance, but considering that our territory is directly adjacent to the Malaysian state and its pluralistic people, it is possible that they will enter the territory of the caltara to carry out their activities, either spreading radicalism or committing actions that disrupt religious tolerance in this conducive caltara area." he concluded.