Kangana Ranaut Was Issued The First Demolition Notice Of Illegal Construction In Her Office In 2018?

Kangana Ranaut who was in Manali for the past few months has returned to Mumbai. After attack and counter-attacks exchanged between Kangana and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut, the actress took to her Twitter handle to reveal that the BMC officials have decided to demolish her office in Mumbai. Today, BMC officials reached Kangana's Manikarnika Office and even started with the demolition work. Though reportedly the Bombay High Court has asked BMC to put the demolition on hold, it now comes to light that the demolition notice was served to Kangana two years ago.

As per a tweet made by Saket Gokhale, a Transparency Activist and Investigator, "Kangana was issued a demolition notice by Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM aka. BMC) in 2018 under MRTP Act." After this, she had even moved to Dindoshi sessions court to revolt against it. A copy of the Kangana Ranaut Vs MCGM Civil Suit has also made its way to the internet.

Check out the copy below:


Meanwhile, Kangana who has just reached Mumbai, in her last tweet had mentioned that there is no illegal construction at her residence. Her tweet read, "There is no illegal construction in my house, also government has banned any demolitions in Covid till September 30, Bullywood watch now this is what Fascism looks like Slightly smiling face#DeathOfDemocracy #KanganaRanaut." Her sister Rangoli Chandel is giving her company.
On the other hand, recently, Centre approved to provide Y+ security to Kangana Ranaut. Watch this space for more updates.