JAKARTA (Reuters) - Several thousand Muslims from a hardline Islamic group held a rally in the Indonesian capital on Sunday, urging the government to clamp down on "immoral" acts during the fasting month of Ramadan that starts this week.
A police official said around 2,000 members from the Hizbut Tahrir group joined the march, although a spokesman for the group put the number at 5,000.
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