The Sri Muneswarar Kaliyaman church during Jalan P Ramlee is saved for now, after DBKL concluded to revoke its eviction order.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has officially revoked a eviction sequence issued to Sri Muneswarar Kaliyaman Temple during Jalana P Ramlee upon Sept 25. Temple cabinet member, M Nalini, reliable a receipt of a reversal letter during 5pm this evening.
In a SMS to all church devotees as well as cabinet members, Nalini pronounced a church received a letter from DBKL this evening, revoking a earlier eviction notice.
This morning, about 50 people protested in front of DBKL opposite a due demolition of a 100-year-old church located during Jalan P Ramlee.
The entourage, which arrived during 11am, was led by PKR vice-president N Surendran as well as a church chairman S Balasubramaniam. Also benefaction were DAP MPs M Manogaran, Tan Kok Wai, Fong Kui Lun as well as WargaAman secretary-general S Barathidasan.
The temple, located during a Golden Triangle area, was slapped with an eviction notice by DBKL last month, asking a occupants to relocate inside of 30 days.
The notice was issued despite an persisting court move in between DBKL as well as a church cabinet upon a land matter.
"The notice is illegal as a case is still in court. And you're you do this when Deepavali is just around a corner. Don't annoy a Indian community," pronounced Manogaran.
Tan pronounced DBKL's move showed how Barisan Nasional treated with colour a Indian village as well as had no respect towards freedom of religion as on trial by a Federal Constitution.
"I'm surprised DBKL can be so stupid. The military officer involved must be punished for this," pronounced a Cheras MP.
DBKL director-general's aide, Shahlan Amborz Zainuddin, arrived to encounter a protesters as well as listed their demand before starting back in to his office.
About twenty mins later, Shahlan arrived, together with DBKL's deputy director of Design as well as Building Management, Alias Majoh, who betrothed which a sequence would be revoked.
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