Sriwedari Mosque in Solo Remains Unfinished, Komjak Chair Highlights Its Condition Amid Land Dispute

"The Culture and Tourism Office actually doesn't have the authority to reject the heirs' plan to build there. That’s actually the government's matter," he explained.

Heirs Claim Land Status as Quo

Gunadi also said the heirs still have rights over the Sriwedari land even though a physical handover has yet to occur.

He referred to the Supreme Court’s cassation decision Number 3249-K/PDT/2012 dated December 5, 2013, which is legally binding.

"The annulment of SHP 11 15 and the evacuation were legally final in 2013. In 2015, the city government issued HP 40 41 and others. This is unrelated to the main ruling. The principal case is resolved. It belongs to the heirs, just waiting for the actual execution. Until then, the land status remains quo," he explained.

The Sriwedari land dispute continues to revolve around ownership claims and the heirs' plan to build a post.

Amid these tensions, the construction of the Sriwedari Mosque remains unfinished and is part of the contested area.

This article originally appeared on TribunSolo.com under the title Sriwedari Land Dispute in Solo Intensifies Again, Chair of Komjak RI Inspects Stalled Mosque.