Bab 3 AKM Awal

Summary

In a village in Boyolangu, Tulungagung, a family was isolated for over 10 hours after a 2.5-meter wall was built, blocking their only access route. This action was driven by a long-standing dispute between two neighboring families with kinship ties. The conflict, which has persisted for three years, has led to multiple failed mediation attempts. The police intervened, and the wall was eventually torn down. Plans for further mediation are underway to resolve the ongoing land dispute.

Takeaways

• 😀 A wall, 2.5 meters high, was built to block access to the home of the Haryono family in Baji Village, Boyolangu, Tulungagung Regency.
• 😀 The wall cut off the only access to the house, isolating the four members of the Haryono family for more than 10 hours.
• 😀 The construction of the wall was prompted by a long-standing conflict between neighbors who are also related by family ties.
• 😀 This dispute over land ownership has been ongoing for the last three years.
• 😀 The village has attempted to mediate the situation five times without reaching a resolution.
• 😀 The conflict involves mutual claims to the land in question, which have remained unresolved despite multiple mediations.
• 😀 Local authorities, including the police, became involved in the dispute after the wall was constructed.
• 😀 The wall was eventually dismantled by the authorities as part of the mediation process.
• 😀 The mediation efforts are set to continue in an attempt to resolve the land conflict between the two families.
• 😀 The entire situation reflects a complex blend of familial relations and unresolved property disputes.

Q & A

What was the issue that led to the construction of the wall?

The issue stemmed from a long-standing conflict between neighbors with familial ties. The wall was built to block access to the house of the Haryono family.

How tall was the wall that was constructed?

The wall was 2.5 meters tall.

How did the construction of the wall affect the Haryono family?

The construction of the wall blocked the only access to the Haryono family's home, causing them to be isolated for more than 10 hours, unable to leave the house.

What was the main cause of the conflict between the neighbors?

The conflict was caused by a dispute over land ownership, with both families claiming rights to the land in question.

How long had the conflict been ongoing before the wall was built?

The conflict had been ongoing for the last 3 years.

What efforts were made by the village to resolve the conflict?

The village had attempted to mediate the situation five times in the past, trying to resolve the land dispute, but there had been no resolution.

What role did the police play in the situation?

The police intervened and helped resolve the issue by dismantling the wall that had been built, allowing for the continuation of mediation efforts.

What is the next step after the police intervention?

After the wall was dismantled, the mediation process is set to continue in an attempt to resolve the dispute.

What was the impact of the wall on the Haryono family's daily life?

The wall cut off the Haryono family's access to the outside world, leaving them isolated for over 10 hours without the ability to leave their home.

Why has the land dispute not been resolved despite multiple attempts at mediation?

The land dispute has not been resolved likely due to the persistent claims from both families, which have prevented any agreement from being reached in the previous mediations.