Indonesia is on edge following plans by an Islamist group to hold a two-day rally at the General Elections Commission (KPU) starting tomorrow, to protest against the impending results of last month's presidential polls.
The call for Muslims to throng the streets around the KPU headquarters in downtown Jakarta has been circulating on social media on the weekend - just before Wednesday's deadline for the official vote count to be completed.
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