Court Calls Out Kangana Ranaut For Merging Her Three Mumbai Flats: Says 'Its A Grave Violation Of Plan'
Kangana Ranaut had filed an application in civil court seeking a restraining order on Mumbai civic body from demolishing the unauthorized construction at her three flats in Mumbai.
Kangana
Ranaut
had
filed
an
application
in
civil
court
seeking
a
restraining
order
on
Mumbai
civic
body
from
demolishing
the
unauthorized
construction
at
her
three
flats
in
Mumbai.
According
to
reports
the
actress
owns
three
flats
on
the
fifth
floor
of
a
16-storey
building
in
Khar
area
of
the
city,
which
have
been
merged
into
one.
The
court
rejected
Kangana's
plea
calling
the
construction
a
grave
violation.
Judge
L
S
Chavan
said,
"These
are
grave
violation
of
the
sanctioned
plan
for
which
the
permission
of
the
competent
authority
is
required."
The
judge
observed
the
changes
in
Kangan's
property
and
listed
it
as,
covering
the
sunk
area,
duct
area,
common
passage
and
converting
it
into
free
Floor
Space
Index
(FSI)
for
a
habitable
area.
A
PTI
report
revealed
that
Brihanmumbai
Municipal
Corporation
(BMC)
issued
a
notice
to
the
actor
for
"unauthorized
constructions"
at
her
Khar
flats
in
March
2018.
BMC
Had
Sent
Notice
To
Kangana
In
March
2018
BMC
had
sent
another
notice,
asking
Kangana
to
restore
the
structure
of
the
three
flats
as
per
the
original
plan.
Kangana
had
challenged
the
demolition
notice
and
requested
the
court
to
restrain
the
civic
body
from
carrying
out
the
demolition.
Kangana
Has
Been
Given
Six
Weeks
To
Approach
High
Court
The
latest
plea
by
the
actress
was
rejected
in
court
on
December
23
by
Judge
Chavan
saying
the
"interference
of
this
court
is
not
required".
The
court
has
also
given
the
actress
six
weeks
to
approach
the
Bombay
High
Court
against
the
order.
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BMC
Demolished
Kangana's
Bandra
Office
In
September
This
is
not
the
first
time
Kangana
had
a
run
with
BMC.
Back
in
September
2020,
parts
of
Kangana's
bungalow
in
the
Pali
Hill
area
was
demolished
for
alleged
"unauthorized"
construction.
The
actress
had
challenged
the
allegations
and
moved
the
High
Court
against
it.
The
court
ruled
in
Rananut's
favour
and
termed
the
BMC's
action
as
illegal
and
malicious.