Kangana seeks Rs 2 crore as compensation from BMC
Film actress Kangana Ranaut has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court on behalf of BMC on September 9 demanding compensation of Rs 2 crore from BMC for tearing down her office. Kangana alleged that this action was taken against her for speaking out against the Shiv Sena leader, the ruling party of Maharashtra. This party is looking over the municipality, so it has vandalized and misused the authority.
Kangana has been on the target of the Maharashtra government since she criticized the Mumbai Police for the investigation in Sushant Singh death case. Shee compared Mumbai to PoK which then sparked a political controversy.
The ruling coalition of Maharashtra accused Kangana of furthering the political agenda of the Bharatiya Janata Party. Kangana has been given Y-class protection from the BJP-led central government amid controversy with Shiv Sena leaders.
Kangana said that the claim made by BMC in response to her plea for breaking down her office was arbitrary and without sufficient evidence.The Bombay High court also sought a response from BMC on a petition filed by Kangana seeking interim relief against the action of BMC.
On September 8, the BMC had issued a stop work notice in the office regarding renovation and finishing work. The Bombay High Court will hear on 22 September in response to the petition and the BMC.
Kangana Ranaut has been very vocal on the death of Sushant Singh Rajput and on the drugs connection of Bollywood. There was a Twitter war between her and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut. However, the action of BMC in Kangana’s office was also criticized by the NCP and Congress which are in the coalition government of Maharashtra. Meanwhile, Kangana also met Maharashtra Governor BC Koshyari on the matter.
