A
day
after
the
Brihanmumbai
Municipal
Corporation
(BMC)
partially
demolished
actress
Kangana
Ranaut's
Pali
Hill
office
in
Mumbai,
the
civic
body
has
also
issued
a
show-cause
notice
to
designer
Manish
Malhotra
for
unauthorised
constructions,
and
for
change
of
use
by
converting
residential
premises
into
commercial
in
his
bungalow.
Manish
Malhotra's
home
is
next
to
Kangana
Ranaut's
office.
According
to
the
notice
issued
under
Section
351
of
the
"unauthorised
construction
of
the
Mumbai
Municipal
Corporation
Act,"
there
are
four
violations
at
Manish
Malhotra's
office
operating
from
bungalow
in
Pali
Hill.
As
per
the
notice
issued
by
BMC,
these
violations
include
"unauthorised
change
of
use
from
residential
to
commercial
building,
unauthorised
erection
of
partitions/cabins
on
the
first
floor,
unauthorised
construction
of
two
structures
with
brick
masonry
wall
and
a
cement
sheet
roof
on
the
second
floor
terrace,
and
unauthorised
construction
of
a
shed
with
steel
angles
and
a
cement
sheet
roof
on
the
same
terrace."
The
civic
body
has
given
seven
days
to
Manish
Malhotra
to
reply
as
per
the
provision
in
the
act.
A
BMC
officer
told
Indian
Express,
"If
he
fails
to
submit
the
documents
within
seven
days
of
the
notice
issued
then
demolition
action
can
be
initiated
against
the
structure."
On
Wednesday,
the
BMC
carried
out
the
demolition
at
Kangana
Ranaut's
office
yesterday,
till
it
was
stopped
midway
by
Bombay
High
Court's
order.
The
Manikarnika
actress
took
to
her
Twitter
page
to
lash
out
at
the
civic
body
and
Maharashtra
Chief
Minister
Uddhav
Thackeray.
Kangana
called
BMC's
demolition
of
her
property
as
'death
of
democracy',
and
once
again,
compared
Mumbai
to
PoK.