On the ground: Indonesian president Joko Widodo (centre, in white shirt) visiting the site of one of the bomb blasts at the Thamrin business district in Jakarta. — Reuters
PETALING JAYA: Indonesia, with the world’s largest Muslim population, is a moderate country that rejects any form of religious violence, says Tajwini Jahari, the Indonesian head analyst of KRA Group.
In condemning the deadly shooting and suicide bombings in Jakarta, he said Indonesian Muslims practised and accepted diversity as a principle of the nation.
