2,000 people Morowali, Central Sulawesi, holding a rally

2,000 people Morowali, Central Sulawesi, holding a rally


More than 2,000 people Morowali, Central Sulawesi, holding a rally in the capital district, Bungku City on Thursday, demanding the police handle cases completely violence in Bungku before Christmas 2012.

Massa did convoy vehicle and walk down the main street and went Bungku local police station to convey their aspirations are not satisfied over law enforcement by the police.

"There is already captured, but the brain perpetrators are still at large," said a protester who was contacted by phone.

On Sunday night violence in the home office of Regent Morowali, where dozens of people came to the place and cast members of guard and the guard office even stab people affected.

When the violence, the home office is no longer habitable due Morowali Regent Anwar Hafid H 2007-2012 period have left home position with respect to the expiration of his term on December 23, 2012.

Anwar Hafid were paired with Sumisi Marunduh wins Morowali 27 November 2012 elections, but they can not be sworn in as one of the candidates filed for election dispute to the Constitutional Court.

Inauguration can only be processed if there are decisions that the Court will conduct a new hearing is scheduled on January 3, 2013.

In addition to violence in the home office, a follow anarchists repeated on Monday (24/12) in which a group of people damaging the official car Secretariat Assistant Morowali where the glass is broken.

Twisted in the elections Morowali Regent Anwar Hafid contacted via cell phone at Bungku confirmed that thousands of mass demonstrations were the supporters, but their actions peaceful.

"We want to urge the police to take firm action against the perpetrators of violence. Brain perpetrators are still at large, they should be dealt with as well so that there is justice," he said.

"All actions relating to the implementation of the oyster was 27 November 2012 elections, in which there are those who are not satisfied. However Such dissatisfaction may not be realized in anarchy but use legal channels," said Anwar Hafid.

He is concerned that if the perpetrators were not dealt with the police, there would be a likely backlash vigilantism than other age groups, and this will make Morowali, especially in areas not conducive Bungku.

Meanwhile, the Central Sulawesi Police chief Brig Parsana god who contacted separately argued that it had arrested two perpetrators of violence in the home office of Regent Morowali initials B and R, and two of the destruction of official cars Assistant initials K and H.

Police Chief confirmed that it will act decisively to anyone in law enforcement who tebrukti unlawful. Therefore all residents are asked to avoid the violent and destructive actions because it will hurt all parties.