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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
A fully clothed police team approached the Petamburan area, central Jakarta, towards the Secretariat of the Central Leadership Council of the Islamic Defenders FrontDPP FPI).
Based on monitoring CNNIndonesia.com, The police force headed straight for Gang Petamburan III, a place known to be the headquarters of the FPI, as well as the residence of FPI Grand Imam Rizieq Shihab. Troops were seen arriving around 4:00 pm WIB on Wednesday (12/30).
In the process, the police also asked residents to lower the Rizieq billboards in front of Gang Petamburan III. It can be seen that among the police forces is the Kapolsek Metro Tanah Abang, Kompol Singgih. There has been no information about the arrival of the police force.
Meanwhile, at Jalan Petamburan, opposite Gang Petamburan III, TNI troops were also on guard.
 Police personnel in front of FPI headquarters, Petamburan, Central Jakarta. (CNN Indonesia / Damar Iradat) |
Previously, the government decided to ban the FPI organization. The Coordinating Minister of Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Mahfud MD, in a press conference accompanied by several ministers and heads of institutions, affirmed that the decision was contained in a Joint Decree (SKB) of 6 Senior Officials. Those who signed the Joint Decree were the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Law and Human Rights, the Minister of Communication and Information, the Attorney General, the Chief of the National Police and the Chief of the National Antiterrorist Agency (BNPT).
“The government prohibits the activities of the FPI and will stop any activity of the FPI, because the FPI no longer has a legal position,” Mahfud told a press conference at the Office of the Coordinating Ministry of Political, Legal and Security Affairs, in the Central Jakarta on Wednesday afternoon.
 The joint TNI and Polri staff met at the FPI headquarters in Petamburan, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday (12/30). (CNN Indonesia / Damar Iradat) |
In the copy of the official SKB received CNNIndonesia.com He mentioned several considerations related to the dissolution of the FPI that the government is currently carrying out.
The first consideration is to maintain the existence of the basic ideology and consensus of the state, namely Pancasila, the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia of 1945, the integrity of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia and Bhinneka Tunggal Ika. In this case, the government refers to the Ormas Law.
At the SKB, the government also prohibits all activities and use of the FPI symbol on Indonesian territory. Law enforcement officials will take action against all activities that still use the FPI symbol. The government has also asked the public not to participate in activities that use the FPI symbol. The community is also asked to report activities on behalf of and using the FPI symbol. This decision takes effect as of December 30.
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