EACH time he goes out from the pesantren (Islamic boarding school), Abdurrochim Baasyir feels he is being followed. The man, who once led the Al-Ghuroba in Pakistan, notices that he is being watched, particularly after the arrest of Mohammad Jibril in Pamulang, Banten, August last year.

“I am not afraid because I have never violated any law,” said Abdurrochim, son of the former head of the Indonesian Mujahidin Assembly, Abu Bakar Ba’asyir,