Kangana Ranaut says her dreams and self-esteem were raped

NIRMAL YESODA

It was on September 9 that the BMC partially demolished Kangana Ranaut’s Manikarnika Films building citing illegal construction. The move from BMC received negative criticisms from many corners, and many people alleged that the decision to demolish the building was part of political revenge from the ruling party Shiv Sena.

And now, Kangana has shared some images of her demolished building and claimed BMC has turned her office to a graveyard. The Bollywood starlet also claimed that BMC has raped her dreams, self-esteem, and future by demolishing her building.

Kangana has been the target of Shiv Sena since the day she openly attacked the Mumbai Police, and claimed that the financial capital of Indian was an unsafe place to live. Soon, top Shiv Sena leaders, including Sanjay Raut MP, started threatening her and asked her to stop visiting Mumbai if she thought the city was an unsafe place.

The office that was demolished by the BMC.

Following the comments made by Raut, Y-category security was provided to Kangana, and she arrived in Mumbai amid high security. As BMC was busy demolishing Kangana’s office, she procured a stay order on the demolition of her office on the same day.

Last Sunday, Kangana Ranaut met Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari and conveyed her grievances regarding the ongoing events.

“I am honored that Governor Koshyari met me. I talked about how I have been treated in Mumbai which has given me so much. I hope I get justice,” said Kangana.

In the meantime, she also attacked Sonia Gandhi for maintaining silence in all these issues. Kangana claimed that history will judge Sonia’s silence, and made it clear that she will get justice one day or the other.

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