JAKARTA: The National Police stated that they would not prioritize restorative justice in the case that ensnared Muhammad Kece. The reason is that the alleged blasphemy case is considered to be able to divide the nation.
"If we look at the problem with the Constitutional Court, the Police are committed if there are actions that disrupt diversity, disrupt the Kamtibmas situation, divide this nation. Of course, the National Police will be firm against these behaviors," said Karo Penmas, Police Public Relations Division, Brigadier General Rusdi Hartono. told reporters, Thursday, August 26.
The police will continue to process Muhammad Kece according to the applicable rules. Moreover, the settlement of ITE cases that prioritize restorative justice is only in cases of minor crimes.
"Including what has been done by the suspect in the Constitutional Court (no restorative justice)," said Rusdi.
In addition, Rusdi also appealed to the public not to continue or distribute the videos made by Muhammad Kece. This is because criminal penalties can be applied to people caught doing so.
Watch the video clip of Muhammad Kece Splitting the Nation, the Police Will Not Apply Restorative Justice:
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