Hotel Sultan Land Dispute
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Indonesian authorities are executing an eviction of Hotel Sultan in Jakarta, leading to clashes between protesters and security forces. The management of the Gelora Bung Karno complex denies selling the hotel's land to PT Indobuildco, the respondent in the execution case. Police and military have been deployed to secure the land execution amid ongoing protests.
Hotel Sultan Eviction: Police Arrest 69, Suspect Hired Protesters
- Police arrested 69 individuals for resisting during the eviction of Hotel Sultan. - Authorities suspect the protesters were hired to obstruct the eviction process. - The eviction proceeded according to legal requirements, with court officials confirming compliance.
GBK Management Denies Selling Hotel Sultan Land to PT Indobuildco
- The management of Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) complex has denied any sale of Hotel Sultan's land to PT Indobuildco. - GBK stated that the government only granted PT Indobuildco a 30-year permit to use t…
Hotel Sultan Eviction Execution Turns Violent
- Chaos erupted during the execution of a court order to vacate Hotel Sultan in Jakarta, with a crowd clashing with security forces. - Protesters threw rocks at officers, who responded with water cann…
Hotel Sultan Eviction Turns Chaotic, Police Use Water Cannons
- Indonesian authorities executed the eviction of the former Hotel Sultan in Jakarta's Gelora Bung Karno complex on June 18, 2026. - The eviction process turned chaotic, with protesters clashing with …
Police, Military Secure Hotel Sultan Land Execution in Jakarta Amid Protests
- Indonesian police and military secured the execution of Hotel Sultan's land in Jakarta on Thursday. - PT Indobuildco, the respondent in the execution, did not attend the court's hearing despite bein…
Police Deploy 3,161 Personnel to Secure Hotel Sultan Eviction
- Jakarta Pusat police deployed 3,161 personnel to secure the execution of Hotel Sultan. - The eviction is scheduled for Thursday, June 18, 2026, following a court order. - The dispute over the hotel'…