Published 14:29 IST, September 9th 2020
Rangoli Chandel breaks silence on BMC demolishing Kangana Ranaut's office; makes key point
Shortly after BMC began demolishing Kangana Ranaut's Mumbai office, her sister Rangoli Chandel said the actress is paying the price for speaking the truth
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In a huge development, Shiv Sena-led Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) began demolishing actor Kangana Raut's office Manikarnika films in Mumbai on Wednesday while actor was still enroute to city from Chandigarh, post which Kangana's lawyer argued her plea against move in Bombay High Court and got a stay on demolition.
BMC workers armed with jackhammers, demolition tools had started to bring down a portion of Kangana's office with help of a JCB machine. workers broke into actor's office premises and started off demolition proceedings inside as well.
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Reacting to treatment meted out by Maharashtra Government towards Kangana Ranaut, her sister Rangoli Chandel who has previously been her manr and chief spokesperson though t for some time w, took to Twitter and said that actor is ‘paying price for speaking truth.’
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‘Queen’ actress has been at loggerheads with Maharashtra’s ruling Shiv Sena ever since she compared Mumbai to Pakistan occupied Kashmir over threats issued to her, and said that she feels unsafe in city ever since police attempted to ‘coverup’ Sushant Singh Rajput’s death case.
Following demolition of her property in Mumbai, Kangana clarified through a tweet that re is illegal construction at her property and ted that Government too, has banned any demolition till September 30, in light of Coronavirus. In a mess to 'Bullywood', she wrote that this is what 'fascism' loos like.
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Earlier, ‘Manikarnika’ shared pictures of BMC workers demolishing her property, saying that she was never wrong and that her enemies had proved once again why 'her Mumbai' was made into 'PoK'.
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BMC begins demolishing Kangana's office
On Tuesday, BMC had issued a 'stop tice' to Kangana Ranaut under section 354(A) of Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act and has told Bollywood actor to produce permission within 24 hours.’
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actress compared demolition of her property as 'death of democracy' and likened BMC to 'Babar Army.' She has also moved Bombay High Court seeking a stay on demolition proceedings of her property currently underway.
14:29 IST, September 9th 2020