Pengungkapan itu terjadi sehari setelah menteri dalam negeri Uni Amit Shah mengatakan di Parlemen bahwa uang telah disalurkan ke luar negeri untuk memicu kerusuhan Delhi dan mengatakan lima orang ditangkap karena diduga mendistribusikan uang sebelum kekerasan


Badan-badan keamanan India telah menandai bendera sebuah organisasi non-pemerintah (LSM) yang berbasis di Indonesia dengan hubungan masa lalu dengan Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF), yang disebut sayap amal dari Lashkar-e-Taiba yang berbasis di Pakistan ( LeT) kelompok teror, karena menggalang dana di dunia maya atas nama kerusuhan Delhi.

Uang itu seharusnya dikirim ke Muslim yang kehilangan anggota keluarga mereka, terluka atau kehilangan harta benda mereka dalam kerusuhan 24-25 Februari yang menewaskan 53 orang dan lebih dari 500 lainnya terluka, Hindustan Times telah belajar.

Dana dikumpulkan dengan menggunakan kerusuhan Delhi sebagai alasan dan menggunakan gambar dan pesan di Internet sebagai alat propaganda, dan dialihkan ke India dari Dubai melalui rute hawala.

Pengungkapan itu terjadi sehari setelah menteri dalam negeri Uni Amit Shah mengatakan di Parlemen bahwa uang telah disalurkan ke luar negeri untuk memicu kerusuhan Delhi dan mengatakan lima orang ditangkap karena diduga membagikan uang sebelum kekerasan. Menteri mengatakan akun media sosial telah dibuka untuk menyalurkan konten pembakar.

Prajurit cyber yang berbasis di Pakistan berada di garis depan dalam upaya untuk menyebarkan propaganda beracun terhadap pemerintah Narendra Modi dan India di negara-negara seperti Inggris, Kanada, Jerman dan di beberapa bagian AS.

Sejumlah besar kelompok taktis yang bermarkas di Karachi, yang telah diberitahukan oleh pemerintah India, diketahui mencemarkan nama baik India karena isu-isu seperti pembatalan Pasal 370, Undang-Undang Kewarganegaraan (Amandemen), dan sekarang kerusuhan Delhi.


Menurut informasi yang tersedia di New Delhi, LSM yang berbasis di Indonesia (nama dirahasiakan) telah berupaya mengirim Rs 25 lakh ke
Delhi kerusuhan korban dengan dewan anggota wali menghubungi organisasi Muslim lokal di ibukota untuk mendistribusikan
bantuan.

LSM ini, melalui pegangan Twitter-nya dan platform lainnya, mengedarkan gambar / pesan kerusuhan pilihan sebagai bagian dari propagandanya. Pihaknya juga berencana untuk mengirim tim dari Indonesia untuk meninjau situasi di timur laut Delhi untuk mendistribusikan bantuan yang ditargetkan kepada para korban.

LSM tersebut dikatakan sebagai kelompok yang sangat teradikalisasi dan sebagai bagian dari penyebaran Islamnya, memberikan bantuan keuangan kepada komunitas Muslim di berbagai negara. Mereka juga mendirikan sebuah kamp untuk Muslim Rohingya yang terlantar di Cox's Bazaar di Bangladesh setelah bentrokan sektarian di dekat perbatasan Myanmar.

LSM ini juga membantu Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD), organisasi induk LeT, pada tahun 2015 dalam melaksanakan kegiatan penjangkauan di kamp-kamp Rohingya di wilayah Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Catatan foto kegiatan tersedia di Twitter Twitter milik LSM.

Ini mencerminkan fakta bahwa LeT berusaha memperluas jejaknya di antara komunitas Rohingya dan di negara-negara Asia Tenggara.

Badan-badan keamanan India khawatir bahwa gambar-gambar kerusuhan dan pernyataan politisi tertentu yang dibuat selama periode yang sama akan digunakan untuk mempersenjatai orang yang tidak bersalah melalui ideologi beracun seperti yang telah terbukti dalam dua dekade terakhir.






Security agencies flag Indonesia link to Delhi riots




Indian security agencies have red-flagged an Indonesia-based non-government organisation (NGO) with past links to the Falah-e-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF), the so-called charity wing of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror group, for raising funds on cyberspace in the name of the Delhi riots.

The money was to be ostensibly sent to Muslims who either lost their family members, were injured or lost their property in the February 24-25 riots that left 53 people dead and more than 500 injured, Hindustan Times has learnt

The funds were being collected using the Delhi riots as the excuse and using images and messages on the Internet as propaganda tools , and being routed to India from Dubai through the hawala route.

The revelation comes a day after Union home minister Amit Shah said in Parliament that money had been funnelled abroad to instigate the Delhi riots and said five people were arrested for allegedly distributing money before the violence. The minister said social media accounts had been opened to channel incendiary content.

Pakistan-based cyber warriors are at the forefront of efforts to spread toxic propaganda against the Narendra Modi government and India in countries like the UK, Canada, Germany and in parts of the US.

A large number of Karachi-based tactical groups, which have been brought to the notice of the Indian government, have been found to defame India on issues like nullification of Article 370, the Citizenship (Amendment) Act,and now the Delhi riots.


According to information available in New Delhi, the Indonesia-based NGO (name withheld) has been making attempts to send Rs 25 lakh to the
Delhi riot victims with its board of trustee members contacting local Muslim organizations in the capital to distribute
the aid.

This NGO, through its Twitter handle and other platforms, is circulating selected riot images/messages as part of its propaganda. It is also planning to send a team from Indonesia to review the situation in north-east Delhi for distributing targeted relief to the victims.

The NGO is said to be a highly radicalized group and as part of its Islamic spread, provides financial assistance to Muslim communities in different countries. It also established a camp for the displaced Rohingya Muslims at Cox’s Bazaar in Bangladesh after sectarian clashes near the Myanmar border.

This NGO also helped the Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JUD),the parent organization of LeT, in 2015 in executing outreach activities in Rohingya camps in the Banda Aceh region of Indonesia. Photographic records of the activities are available on the NGO’s Twitter handle.

This reflects the fact is that LeT is trying to expand its footprint among the Rohingya community and in south-east Asian countries.

Indian security agencies are concerned that the riot images and selected statements of politicians made during the same period will be used to weaponise innocent people through toxic ideology as has been evident in the past two decades.


https://www.hindustantimes.com/india...p2a0d6u6L.html

Indonesian humanitarian NGO denies allegation of funding New Delhi riots


Indonesian humanitarian organization Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) has denied reports alleging it of sponsoring the recent deadly sectarian riots in the Indian capital of New Delhi surrounding the controversial citizenship law.

Indian media company indiatvnews.com reported on Thursday that the ACT had funded the violent riots.

“It was said that the Indonesian NGO ACT tried to send Rs 25 lakh [US$33,802] to fund rioters through a Delhi-based organization. Reports also claim ACT is a highly radicalized Muslim organization. It provides money in the name of assistance to many Muslim countries,” as written by indiatvnews.com.

The report also said the ACT had links to Hafiz Saeed, a firebrand cleric who has been declared a global terrorist by the United Stated and United Nations. It also alleged that the ACT had been involved in riots in Bangladesh and the establishment of Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh.

ACT supervisory council member Syuhelmaidi Syukur denied the allegations in a statement on Friday: “As a humanitarian organization, we always maintain an independent stance upon implementing our programs. Our objective is to give humanitarian aid since it is our duty.”

Regarding victims of the deadly riots in New Delhi, Syuhelmaidi said the organization had provided humanitarian aid to India since 2017. During the recent conflict, he claimed that the ACT had only delivered emergency supplies, such as clothing, food, water, medicine and financial aid.

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Among the donations were hundreds of food packages and monetary aid for victims or families of New Delhi riot victims.

“Our monetary aid recipients consist of victims whose houses have been damaged, widows who lost their children and people who lost their source of income due to the riots,” said Syuhelmaidi.

The ACT, he went on to say, had reported its program’s implementation through various media, including social and mass media. The Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) had also awarded it the highest audit grade of “unqualified opinion” for 14 years straight.

Sporadic violence hit parts of the Indian capital of New Delhi as gangs roamed streets littered with the debris of days of sectarian riots that left more than 30 people dead, AFP reported.

The unrest is the latest bout of violence over Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial citizenship law, which says that Muslim immigrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan are not eligible for citizenship, triggering months of demonstrations that turned deadly in December.

https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/03/15/indonesian-humanitarian-ngo-denies-allegation-of-funding-new-delhi-riots.html