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Bagyo, a farmer who is struggling to defend his land which is intended to be converted by the Government through PT. Angkasa Purai for expansion projects airport. Because of Bagyo who rejected the plan to change the his land's function, made the government act arbitrarily and repressive against it.
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Bagyo, a farmer who is struggling to defend his land which is intended to be converted by the Government through PT. Angkasa Purai for expansion projects airport. Because of Bagyo who rejected the plan to change the his land's function, made the government act arbitrarily and repressive against it.
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