Reversal of GST if capital goods partly destroyed

If capital goods destroyed by fire partly say 50%.It can be used by incurring major capital expenditure.
Is i need to reversal of GST .?
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This discussion addresses the GST implications when capital goods are partially destroyed, for example, by fire. It confirms that GST reversal is indeed required in such scenarios. The key question explored is whether this reversal should be proportional to the damage or a full reversal, especially if the remaining portion can still be used after significant capital expenditure.

Yes there is a need of reversal of gst.
Proportionaly or full?

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