Indonesia Banned Radical Islamic Group On Charges Of Violence

Indonesia banned radical Islamic group. The government of Indonesia on Wednesday banned all activities of a radical Islamic group on charges of violence as illegal.

This action has been taken within two months of the announcement of a firebrand leader, Rizik Shihab, returning from self-preservation to lead the ‘moral revolution’.

Members of the group have been involved in terrorist and criminal activities and its activities deteriorate public order. The 55-year-old Rizik is a cleric and claims to be a descendant of Prophet Muhammad.

He is accused of organizing the program by mobilizing thousands of people in violation of the Corona Protocol. He surrendered to the police this month and could be imprisoned for up to six years.

Just six days before his arrest, six of his bodyguards were killed by the police. Officials say the action was taken in self-defense, Rizik is still in jail.

In the order to dissolve the group it has been said that its official registration had ended last year and in that sense, the organization is no longer recognized.

It is now banned for any activity. He will not be able to use his mark either. The government has said that 29 members of the group have been convicted for terrorist activities, but no details have been given.

26 fundamentalists arrested for the burning temple in Pakistan; Human rights and Hindu organizations strongly condemned the incident.

In Pakistan, 26 fundamentalists have been arrested by the police in the incident of sabotage and arson in a Hindu temple.

In the Karak district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the home state of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, a group of Muslim fundamentalists set fire to the temple.

The temple was undergoing a revival.

According to police, 26 people have been arrested in the incident, including radical Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam party leader Rahmat Salam Khatak.

The temple was attacked by a mob of the same group. The temple was being renovated here. Human rights and Hindu organizations have strongly condemned the incident.