Netas at the Campa Cola compound include Congress MP Milind Deora and BJP MP Shaina NC.

This is what Deora, who has always been extremely active on Twitter, posted yesterday.

"At yesterday's all-party meet with Maharashtra's CM on Campa Cola, all agreed not to provoke residents into coming in the way of the SC order. Shiv Sena felt the Maha Govt should get a legal opinion from India's Attorney General, which, as I'm told by the CM's office, is underway.

"Contrary to their assurances, parties who in fact control the BMC, entrusted with the demolition, did the opposite today. It's unfortunate that Shiv Sena is agitating alongside a builder when builders and BMC created this mess in the first place! Regardless of our differences, can ALL parties at least agree to keep builders away from Campa Cola? It'll only help their cause! Maha's CM must also clearly state his intent & ability (or legal inability) to help. Like residents, I'm growing increasingly wary."