Kangana Ranaut gets IMPPA backing on 'absolutely wrong' office demolition by Sena-run BMC

Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA) has extended its support to Kangana Ranaut over a portion of her office being demolished by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation.  film association termed BMC action as ‘absolutely wrong’ and added that it should be ‘condemned.’ body questioned haste of authorities in demolition and hoped that she would have been given time to submit her response. 

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IMPPA backs Kanganga over property demolition

president of IMPPA, TP Aggarwal, in a statement, said, “All se things are neir good for government r good for Kangana Ranaut. action taken by Maharashtra government or BMC is absolutely wrong and should be condemned."

He added, "Although court has stayed demolition, but BMC has already done what y had to do. At least y should have given time before demolition. You ask her what is wrong construction and if she had given answer, y would have broken it if it was wrong. It never happens that you demolish a property on such short tice of one day," 

association’s president also condemned Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut’s use of a cuss word to target Queen star, "Kangana has also spoken wrongly and people of Shiv Sena have also spoken wrong about her. We should t swear words for any lady."

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Agarwal, however, expressed displeasure over statements of Kangana over drug consumption in Bollywood and nepotism, that has sparked controversies.

"I feel she shouldn't have said some things and one of m is on nepotism. I believe that nepotism is everywhere. re is t much of nepotism in film industry.

"If nepotism had been prevalent in society n Kangana would t have been such a big star," he stated.

"She said that entire industry is involved in drugs. If so many people take drugs in this industry, n drug mafia in Mumbai should have ir share in film industry. As far as I believe re will be 5-7 percent of people who take drugs and y are in every field. By calling film industry a drug addict, you are stopping funds coming into industry," he added. 

Questioning BMC’s action, he hoped that matter is resolved soon.  "I think two parties should resolve matter soon. If Kangana's house is wrongly constructed demolish it. But, why only Kangana?

"re are unauthorised constructions throughout Mumbai. Break m as well. BMC should also abide by law while doing anything," he added. 

Kangana’s home demolished

A portion of Kangana’s office-cum-residential property that ran her production house  Manikarnika Films, situated at  Pali Hill in Mumbai’s Bandra, was demolished on Wednesday. This was after two days of drama, first with officials examining property and pasting a ‘stop work’ tice on next day over alleged illegal constructions. Giving her 24 hours to produce permission, BMC swung into action as soon as time lapsed.  

actor was on her way to Mumbai from Manali when incident occured. Most of dam was already done as Bombay High Court stayed furr action, and condemned ‘malafide action’ of BMC.

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