Kangana Ranaut CLAIMS BMC Served Notice To Her Mumbai Neighbours; ‘They Were Told If They Supported Me They Would Break Their Houses As Well’

On September 9, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) arrived at Kangana Ranaut’s bungalow-cum-production house Manikarnika Films to demolish the illegal construction. The move had come in after the Queen actress said she doesn’t feel safe in Mumbai and compared the city to PoK. A day before starting with the demolition process, BMC put up a notice outside her office asking the actress to respond in 24 hours. But even before Kangana landed in Mumbai, BMC began the process and it went on till Bombay High Court ordered a stay on the demolition.

Later, Kangana Ranaut moved the court and filed a plea seeking damage cost Rs 2 crore that was done during the process of demolition conducted by Mumbai’s civic body. Now Kangana has taken to social media to claim something big. The actress in her latest tweet mentioned that BMC has threatened her neighbours and asked them to isolate her. She said BMC warned her neighbours that if they supported the actress their houses will be demolished too.

Kangana Ranaut Tweeted, “Today @mybmc has served notices to all my neighbours, @mybmc had threatened them to socially isolate me, they were told if they supported me they would break their houses as well. My neighbours have not said anything against Maharashtra government please spare their houses.” Earlier, a report stated BMC has issued notice to the housing society of Kangana's bungalow asking for details.

The society was asked to provide the details of the meetings held in the past three years at her bungalow and a list of all cooperative partners. After landing in Mumbai on September 9, Kangana Ranaut dashed back to her hometown Manali on September 14. (ALSO READ: Kangana Ranaut’s Office Demolished: NCP Leader Sharad Pawar Says That BMC Action In Present Situation ‘Gives Space For Creating Doubts’)