Atalarik Syach Emphasizes He Did Not Arbitrarily Claim Land, Acknowledges It's Impossible to Take Someone Else's Land

"Yes (not satisfied), how can I, I've been living there since 2003, land ownership since 2000, and there has been a lawsuit since 2015 that is still not resolved until now," said Atalarik at the Cibinong District Court on Monday (2/6/2025).

Atalarik explained that from the perspective of an ordinary person, the legal process regarding land is quite confusing. He feels that the public's understanding of land buying and ownership is still very minimal.

"From my layman's perspective, I can't understand how the ownership I have experienced is as good as it gets. The citizens are foolish in this republic, I try to take an example from the previous generation," said the former husband of Tsania Marwa.

When asked about the source of funds used in the legal process, Atalarik clarified that it was not him who financed everything. He emphasized that his brother, Attila Syah, took the initiative to help resolve the issue. "Yes, everything is being carried out as best as possible, that was just my brother's initiative yesterday, and moving forward, they are the ones who understand better," said Atalarik.

Furthermore, Atalarik feels that as a public figure, it is impossible for him to easily take someone else's property. He stated that what he has been fighting for all this time is a form of defense for his legitimate rights."Yes, it's purely his money, not from my wallet. I insisted yesterday that it is impossible for an artist, a public figure, to easily take someone else's land," asserted the man born on June 2, 1973.

In addition to explaining the situation, Atalarik also expressed his frustration with the situation he is facing. He feels disturbed and cannot live peacefully because this issue has not yet been resolved up to this moment.

"I want to live peacefully, yet I am being disturbed like this, it’s unfortunate for the ordinary and small people out there. I myself can't live peacefully in this republic with this situation," said Atalarik.