Ashanty Rages, Developer Dares to Build Housing on Disputed Land: I Will Keep Pursuing It

Kapanlagi.com - The inheritance land dispute that Ashanty is experiencing has entered a new and increasingly heated chapter. Her greatest disappointment is now directed at the developer who dared to start building housing on land that is clearly still under dispute in the Cinangka area, Depok.

According to Ashanty, the developer should have been aware of the dual ownership issue before starting the project. This is because a representative from the developer had previously met with her to discuss this matter.

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1. Developer Seems Unconcerned

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The attitude of the developer who seems unconcerned and continues the construction is what makes Ashanty feel that there is no good faith to resolve the issue amicably. She feels very disappointed with this action.

"What makes me even more disappointed is that the developer who bought from this man has already met with Mas Haris, which means he knows that this land is disputed, that this land is owned by more than one person. He should know, and even he transfers, 'what do you want, Mas Haris? Now I want to build, the pond is closed, the road is closed' and all sorts of things," said Ashanty when met in Cinangka, Depok, Thursday (18/9/2025).

2. Ashanty Expresses Her Confusion

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Ashanty also expressed her confusion regarding the payment status between the other certificate owners and the developer. According to the seller's confession, he has only received a small down payment, yet the developer is already daring to carry out large-scale construction.

"At first, I didn't want to make a big deal out of it with him, because my issue is with the man who sold it, but the seller said he hasn't been paid by this person, only received a very small down payment, so he's stressed and now this developer, whom I'm disappointed in, is just building and building more, and I said 'I will keep fighting because no matter what kind of housing you want to build, I will keep pursuing it,'" she said.

3. It Will Harm Potential Buyers

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This 40-year-old singer warns that construction on disputed land will harm potential buyers in the future. He asserts that he will never stop fighting and will continue to pursue his rights, no matter how large the project being built.

"I will keep fighting because no matter what kind of housing they want to build, I will keep pursuing it because how can people buy if the land is disputed and they don't care," said Ashanty.

4. This Case Reflects Society

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Ashanty also highlighted how this case reflects on society, especially those who may not have as much power as he does. If he is ignored, what about ordinary people facing similar issues?

"I see it this way, there are media friends who help blow up this news and they are also ignored by that person, let alone powerless people, it’s really heartbreaking to see," he concluded.

5. Already Taken Legal Steps

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Anang Hermansyah's wife has taken several strategic legal steps. She claims to have reported this case to the National Land Agency (BPN) and has also filed a lawsuit through the court. This step is taken as proof of her seriousness.

"There are several places where we have filed lawsuits through the court, we have also reported to the BPN land agency. So, all of us who can help have done so, but yesterday I said 'mas hold dulu ya because there is good intention communication' then suddenly the person disappeared again. I called the people again and said let's continue," said Ashanty.

6. Had Temporarily Held the Legal Process

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Ashanty admitted that she had temporarily held the legal process because she hoped for an amicable settlement. However, because the opposing party disappeared again and did not show good intentions, she decided to continue the legal process that had been delayed.

"I had said not to proceed, then now it is proceeding again, they are like 'is this true, later after it is processed, what if it doesn't work out' I was like, well, if we can negotiate, it would be better than taking this route which is exhausting," she said.

7. Q&A

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Q: What legal steps has Ashanty taken regarding this land dispute?
A: Ashanty has reported this case to the National Land Agency (BPN) and filed a lawsuit through the court to fight for her rights.

Q: What are Ashanty's concerns regarding construction on this disputed land?
A: Ashanty is worried that construction on the disputed land will harm potential buyers in the future.

Q: Why is Ashanty upset with the developer?
A: Ashanty is upset because the developer is recklessly building housing on her father's inherited land, which is still in dispute, even though the developer is aware of the dual ownership issue.

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