Around 100,000 people marched in Indonesia's capital Sunday to mark two years since a demonstration that led to the fall of Jakarta's Christian ex-governor, as presidential candidates seek to rally support ahead of next year's general election.

Thousands of Islamists march in Jakarta ahead of elections

'Let's fight for justice,' said acting governor Djarot Saiful Hidayat

Supporters rally for Jakarta's jailed Christian governor

Basuki Tjahaja Purnama-- the first Christian to govern Jakarta-- if convicted will face a jail time of five years

Jakarta's Christian governor stands trial for blasphemy

During an election, Purnama had accused his opponents of using a Quranic verse which suggests Muslims shouldn't vote for non-Muslims

Jakarta's Christian governor accused of blasphemy for 'insulting Quran'