Condo project: Fellow DAP rep asks if Liu willing to quit


M Manoharan (DAP-Kota Alam Shah) today lifted eyebrows when he queried if fellow celebration member as well as exco in charge of internal supervision Ronnie Liu, would renounce if a argumentative 29-storey common ownership by Dolomite nearby a dedicated Hindu site in Batu Caves, is not scrapped.

"Are you ready to renounce if this plan is not stopped? Because it threatens Hinduism, a caves which have been millions of years aged as well as a church there which is over 100 years old," he asked during subject time during a Selangor Legislative Assembly this afternoon.

Batu caves condo nearby church ronnie liu with map 2Responding, Liu (wearingyellowin pic) said a emanate of his resignation was a non-issue as a state supervision has made transparent its intention to end a project.

"But you contingency stop it in a veteran demeanour with reasonable fact because you understand which advertising for a plan has begun as well as 60 percent of units ! have been sold.

"There is a large likelihood which a state or sovereign supervision will need to provide compensation so it has to be done a right as well as veteran way.

Thus, this was why atask forcewas shaped to demeanour into a matter.

"Therefore a emanate of resignation does not movement because Pakatan's stance is which you do not wish projects which threaten (heritage sites).

Earlier, Liu had als! o taken a appropriate during a sovereign supervision for dogmatic which a plan would bescrappedif BN wins Selangor in a next general election, in anxiety in Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak's revisit to Batu Caves on Deepavali Day.

"We wish to do things professionally, not similar to a politicians on a alternative side who acknowledgement to throw it without justification.

"If a budding minister as well as his minister are! sincere ! about cancelling it, they could have used their (federal) powers to do it by revoking a developer's looseness or cancelling its sales as well as selling permit," he said.
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