Selangor’s state assemblyman, Muflis, has called for an immediate review of the status of all local council representatives (ADUN) following recent reports of unauthorized land clearance. The directive comes amid growing concerns over the legality of land use and the impact on local governance. Muflis emphasized the need for transparency and accountability in the management of state resources, particularly in light of recent incidents involving the demolition of government-owned land.
According to local media, at least 72 factories have been illegally demolished on state land, raising questions about the enforcement of land laws and the role of local authorities. The incidents have sparked public outcry, with many residents alleging that the actions were carried out without proper legal procedures. The state government has yet to issue an official statement on the matter, though some officials have hinted at a possible investigation into the matter.
The situation has intensified political tensions, with opposition parties accusing the ruling coalition of failing to protect public interests. Meanwhile, local council representatives have been urged to verify the legality of their positions and ensure compliance with state regulations. The ongoing developments highlight the challenges facing local governance in Selangor, as authorities struggle to balance development with legal and ethical responsibilities.
