Cianjur Police Received A Threat Letter From The Sunda Nusantara Archiphelago Kingdom

Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Cianjur Resort Police, West Java AKP Tono Listianto.(ANTARA/Ahmad Fikri). (Ahmad Fikri)

CIANJUR - Cianjur Police, West Java, received a letter from "Sundanese Nusantara Government Arcipelago" regarding protests against the arrest of four members for falsification of STNK. They threatened to dissolve Indonesia and blow up Jakarta.

Kasatreskrim Cianjur Police AKP Tono Listianto said the letter received was sent by representatives from the organization where one of the perpetrators of forgery served as Young General of the Sunda Nusantara Kingdom or Sundanese Archipelago.

"His letter was signed by the Secretary-General of Sundanese Archipelago which was copied to various state leaders in the world containing protests and objections to the arrest of his officials," he said as quoted by ANTARA, Tuesday, March 11.

They even asked Indonesia to be dissolved and Jakarta to be bombed such as Hirosima and HUMANe in 1945 if officials arrested by the Cianjur Police were not released immediately.

The Supreme Council of the Sunda Nusantara or Sundanese Archipelago provided original letters and digital copies sent to the Whatapps number, the contents related to the arrest of four of their members who falsified the STNK.

"They asked Hasanudin, who is an imperial official and three other perpetrators, to be released, otherwise the international federation will dissolve Indonesia and bomb Jakarta, so we will investigate and pursue the perpetrators who sent the letter," he said.

He explained that the results of the examination of the four suspects were known to have issued thousands of fake STNKs with the Sundanese Archipelago Kingdom stamps on cars that were embezzled belonging to leasing, rental and stolen goods.

Thousands of fake STNKs created by these syndicates have been running for the last five years, of which each perpetrator has their respective roles such as the brains behind the perpetrators Hasanudin and Irvan making fake STNK and Oyan selling vehicles and Ema Doni as buyers.

"Currently, the four suspects are still undergoing examination at the Cianjur Police, including we will ask for information regarding the location of the Sunda Nusantara," he said.

Hasanudin, the perpetrator of STNK forgery, who served as Young General of the Sunda Archipelago Kingdom, said he did not know anything about the threatening letter submitted by the Secretary General to the Cianjur Police.

"The letter was made without my knowledge, let alone threatening to dissolve Indonesia, even I have no communication with the person concerned," he said.

Meanwhile, regarding the fake STNK that ensnared him along with three other perpetrators, he said, it was a valid document issued by his organization Sundana Archipelago.

The Cianjur Police previously arrested a gang of fake STNK makers consisting of four men from the hands of the perpetrators. The officers secured 9 fake STNKs and a number of four-wheeled vehicles suspected of being embezzled.

Cianjur Police Chief AKBP Rohman Yonki Dilatha, said that the disclosure of the STNK counterfeit syndicate began with reports of rental owners from outside the city who lost their cars in the Cianjur area.

During the inspection, the number of police installed with the engine number and the frame number of the vehicle were not in accordance with what was stated in the STNK, even after the vehicle buyer was handed over, there was a stamp bearing the Sunda Nusantara Empire State.