JAKARTA - The police stated that Abdul Qadir Baraja's arrest was related to the activities of the Khilafatul Muslimin group which contradicted Pancasila.
One of them, the activities of the convoy, which was accompanied by the distribution of posters with narratives, aroused hatred against the legitimate government.
"However, after we analyzed, from this investigation we found that criminal events were actually activities carried out by these mass organizations, both registered and legal organizations. It turns out that these activities are very contrary to Pancasila," said the Director of General Crime Investigation of Polda Metro Jaya Kombes Hengki Haryadi in Lampung, Tuesday, June 7th.
Then, the group led by Abdul Qadir Baraja has media such as websites and YouTube accounts that are used to spread their ideology. In fact, they have a newsletter published every month.
Based on the results of analysts involving experts, all of the content submitted is considered to violate the Ormas Law and Article 14 paragraph 1 of Law No. 1 of 1946 regarding the spread of fake news that causes trouble.
"It turns out that there are very contradictory things from what was conveyed by the leaders of the Khilafathul Muslimin mass organization, both the high-ranking officials we have arrested and other officials in other areas who have stated that they are not against Pancasila," said Hengki.
Apart from that, Hengki stated that the current action was a shaking effect for other mass organizations. Thus, there are no more activities that are contrary to Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution.
"Therefore, this is the first step for us to follow up with organizations in other places that are part of this mass organization," said Hengki.
For information, Abdul Qadir Baraja is the highest leader of the Khilafatul Muslimin group. This group became a concern because it had gone viral with the action of a motorbike convoy carrying posters in the Cawang area, East Jakarta on Sunday, May 29.
In fact, the contents of the poster are said to contain a narrative that expresses hatred towards the legitimate government.
In addition, Abdul Qadir Baraja is also known to be a convict of terrorism cases. Because, he was involved with the terrorist group the Islamic State of Indonesia (NII).
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