said unrelated parties should not try to be a hero, by playing up the issue for personal gain."The planned development cannot be stopped as this will put those who have agreed at risk.
"They have already moved out four years ago and will not be able to move back in," he said when met after an event at the Wangsa Walk Mall in Wangsa Maju on Saturday .This was after the developer initiated a legal proceeding, via the Land Acquisition Act 1960, after failing to secure agreement from all landowners in the area.Before the Act was invoked, the developer held 60 engagement sessions with owners between 2016 and Oct 7, 2020.
Parti Pejuang Tanah Air , together with the Kampung Sungai Baru Residents Action Committee, earlier lodged a police report over the land acquisition matter. News portal Majoriti on Thursday reported that they objected to the process, citing that the planned project was commercial in nature and did not involve public interest.Kampung Sungai Baru is sandwiched between the Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway , and the Kampung Paya and Kampung Pindah - which are sub-villages of Kampung Baru.There are also 64 terrace houses of varying sizes.
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