Full Of Memories, Ashanty Reveals Land Of Dispute Becomes A Fishing Location With The Late Father

Ashanty (Instagram @ashanty_ash)

JAKARTA - Behind the land dispute he is now fighting for, Ashanty turns out to keep deep childhood memories at that location.

The land inherited is not only an asset, but also a silent witness to the rare moments of togetherness with the late father.

"Oh, there are so ( mementos)," said Ashanty in the Cinangka area, Thursday, September 18.

"So when we were little, it was difficult to find my papa, so if, for example, papah wants to meet, we like to be invited to fish here. Later the results will be convex there and asked to burn it," continued Ashanty.

The land became a special place for little Ashanty to spend quality time with her father. These memories make him even more persistent to defend his rights.

Initially, the family had big plans for the land, including building foundations and small houses for children.

"Initially we were here to build a foundation because we wanted to build a foundation and above we wanted to build for their children in small houses," he said.

Given this, Ashanty sent a striking message to the developer who now controls his father's land.

He warned that everything that is built on the rights of others will never bring calm.

"What is called rights, this is someone else's right here, believe in me whatever you do, it must be hot that is called a legacy of people," said Ashanty firmly.

He conveyed this message after feeling that his good intention to communicate was ignored. According to him, the developer initially showed good intentions to discuss, but then disappeared and even accelerated the development process.

"Here he already knows that there are two holdings, he even came to my house, he even negotiated, Mas Aris, and suddenly built. This means that this person is not what I think," he said.

With full confidence, Ashanty believes that the truth will find its way, and he will not stop fighting in the right way.

"I believe the truth is that I will find a way," he concluded.