Agus Imam Solichin, the leader of a sect who instructed his followers to perform orgies, has been declared mentally stable by a psychiatrist, the Jakarta Police announced on Tuesday.

Zulkarnain said Agus has admitted to instructing members to have group sex. “It was done to test loyalty. It was done under no threat,” Zulkaranin said quoting Agus.

An Indonesian cult head accused of leading his followers in wild orgies and giving sermons in his underpants was arrested Thursday and faces charges of “lewd acts” and insulting religion, police said.

“He has about 40 followers, all adults. At the beginning, Noro told them to pray and carry out religious recitations. After several months, he told them he was God and that they didn’t have to do that any more,” a police spokesman said.