Kangana
Ranaut
has
been
making
the
headlines
for
her
argument
with
Shiv
Sena
leader
Sanjay
Raut
on
social
media.
Reportedly,
a
police
complaint
has
been
filed
against
the
actress
for
her
remarks
against
Maharashtra
Chief
Minister
Uddhav
Thackeray.
Now,
Shiv
Sena
leader
Sanjay
Raut
has
reportedly
claimed
that
his
party
has
no
connection
with
the
demolition.
Sanjay
Raut
opened
up
about
the
demolition
of
Kangana's
office
and
her
allegations
and
said,
"The
action
at
Kangana
Ranaut's
office
was
done
by
BMC.
It
has
no
connection
with
Shiv
Sena.
You
can
talk
to
the
Mayor
or
the
BMC
Commissioner
on
it."
After
Kangana
arrived
in
Mumbai,
Raut
had
also
addressed
the
media
and
said
that
he
never
threatened
the
actress.
A
report
in
Times
of
India
quoted
Raut
as
saying,
"I
have
never
threatened
Kangana
Ranaut.
I
only
expressed
my
anger
at
Mumbai
being
likened
to
POK.
I
am
not
responsible
for
what
action
BMC
takes.
The
matter
is
over
for
me,
Kangana
is
welcome
to
live
in
Mumbai."
Meanwhile,
Bombay
High
Court
ordered
a
stay
on
BMC's
demolition
drive
on
Kanagana's
property.
She
also
addressed
the
demolition
in
a
video
and
called
out
Maharashtra
CM
and
Shiv
Sena
leader
Uddhav
Thackeray,
saying
'his
ego
will
also
be
destroyed,
just
as
he
broke
her
house.'
She
also
compared
her
plight
to
the
Kashmiri
Pandits,
and
promised
her
fans
that
she
will
not
only
make
a
film
on
Ayodhya,
but
also
on
Kashmir.