Kangana Ranaut Reacts To Bombay High Court's 'Can't Leave The Demolished Property As It Is' Decision; Says 'This Brought Tears To My Eyes'

After the BMC carried out the demolition work at Kangana Ranaut's office/bungalow in Mumbai, the actress moved to the High Court to file a petition seeking Rs 2 crore in damages. Later, the High Court allowed Kangana to name Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut and the BMC official who passed the order to demolish her property as one of the parties in the petition. Today, the Bombay High Court ruled out that it will begin the hearing in this case from tomorrow. The decision came after counsel for MCGM Officer Bhagyavant Late sought more time to file the affidavit. The court ruled out that it will start the arguments from tomorrow as a demolished can't be left as it is for long.

The bench stated, "We cannot let a structure remain like that in this monsoon. Otherwise you are very fast but when there are allegations against you, then you are dragging your feet." To this, Kangana Ranaut reacted saying that she was moved to tears. On Twitter, she wrote, "Honourable Justice HC, this brought tears to my eyes, in the lashing rains of Mumbai my house is indeed  falling apart, you thought about my broken house with so much compassion and concern means a lot to me,my heart is healed thank you for giving me back all that I had lost."

Kangana Ranaut, who is currently in Manali, had come down to Mumbai on September 9 when the BMC carried out the demolition work at her office. Her lawyers managed to get a stay order from the High Court on demolition. She then visited her wrecked office and was left torn. She had shared pictures of her shredded office on social media saying that it was Death of Democracy.  (Also Read: Karan Patel Jokes About Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Maansik Santulan’; Asks ‘Tanu Weds Manu Mein Hero Apni Biwi Se Door Kyu Bhaag Jaana Chahta Hai?’)