RAMADAN bazaar complete heaps at Kuala Lumpur’s Lorong Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Lorong TAR) are nonetheless being marketed at a higher fee, states Federation of Hawkers and Traders Association of Malaysia head of state Datuk Seri Rosli Sulaiman.
He claimed 20% of the 216 complete heaps on the honest was marketed, going with as excessive as RM12,000.
“The group contributors had truly saved monitor of the entire heaps for numerous days and we situated that there are 2 brokers re-selling the entire heaps various from RM8,000 to RM12,000.
“Additionally, there are 2 people that possessed 2 whole lots specifically, marketed their whole lots varying from RM7,000 to RM12,000,” he claimed.
“This remains to be occurring regardless of Kuala Lumpur City Hall dealing with the licence software for Ramadan bazaars in Kuala Lumpur this yr.
“I urge the authorities to nip this problem in the bud,” he mentioned at a press convention on Thursday (March 13).
On Jan 23, The Star reported that City Hall will absolutely deal with licence purposes and upkeep of Ramadan Bazaars in Kuala Lumpur beginning this yr to make sure affordable rental charges for stalls and higher administration.
Rosli claimed his group had truly saved monitor of the state of affairs at Lorong TAR and picked up proof of the misdeeds.
“We had lodged a report on the Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) on Feb 24 and subsequently an MACC officer from Putrajaya met with us on Feb 28.
“We assisted the officer within the investigation.
“After that, we gathered info and proof on the identification of the dealer and people reselling their heaps.
“We then lodged a police report on March 12 at the Jinjang police station on the reselling of bazaar lots,” claimed Rosli, that’s likewise head of state of Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Bumiputera Traders and Hawkers Association.
Meanwhile, Rosli’s distinctive police officer Mohd Nasir Frozdin claimed that additionally the group’s contributors had been offered the honest complete heaps at a higher fee.
“The broker had approached us and offered to sell us the bazaar lots, at a high price,” he claimed.
