<p>The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) on Saturday resumed demolition of illegal construction done in the house of Bhupendra Saran who is an accused in the recent grade-2 teacher recruitment examination paper leak case, officials said.</p>.<p>The action by the enforcement wing of JDA began on Friday evening after the JDA tribunal rejected Saran's petition seeking extra time to remove the encroachments.</p>.<p>On Monday, the wing had demolished a five-storey building in which Saran used to run his coaching center. The building was illegal, the officials said.</p>.<p>The chief controller (enforcement), JDA, Raghuveer Saini said our teams helped the family to take out their belongings from the house before carrying out the demolition drive. </p>.<p>He said that the demolition drive resumed on Saturday morning and is continuing.</p>.<p>Earlier, the enforcement wing conducted an inspection of Saran's house built on a plot of 141 sq yard in Rajni Vihar, Ajmer Road, and found that the construction was done by covering front and back setbacks of 15 feet and 8.3 feet, respectively.</p>.<p>The height of the four-storey building also exceeded the permissible limit of eight meters, the officials said.</p>.<p>Last month, a total of 55 people, including 37 candidates, were arrested in the grade-2 teacher recruitment examination paper leak case.</p>.<p>Udaipur police had intercepted a bus in which candidates were on the way to appear for the exam. Question papers were recovered from the candidates following which they were arrested.</p>.<p>Bhupendra Saran and Suresh Dhaka are the main accused in the paper leak case and are evading arrest.</p>
<p>The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) on Saturday resumed demolition of illegal construction done in the house of Bhupendra Saran who is an accused in the recent grade-2 teacher recruitment examination paper leak case, officials said.</p>.<p>The action by the enforcement wing of JDA began on Friday evening after the JDA tribunal rejected Saran's petition seeking extra time to remove the encroachments.</p>.<p>On Monday, the wing had demolished a five-storey building in which Saran used to run his coaching center. The building was illegal, the officials said.</p>.<p>The chief controller (enforcement), JDA, Raghuveer Saini said our teams helped the family to take out their belongings from the house before carrying out the demolition drive. </p>.<p>He said that the demolition drive resumed on Saturday morning and is continuing.</p>.<p>Earlier, the enforcement wing conducted an inspection of Saran's house built on a plot of 141 sq yard in Rajni Vihar, Ajmer Road, and found that the construction was done by covering front and back setbacks of 15 feet and 8.3 feet, respectively.</p>.<p>The height of the four-storey building also exceeded the permissible limit of eight meters, the officials said.</p>.<p>Last month, a total of 55 people, including 37 candidates, were arrested in the grade-2 teacher recruitment examination paper leak case.</p>.<p>Udaipur police had intercepted a bus in which candidates were on the way to appear for the exam. Question papers were recovered from the candidates following which they were arrested.</p>.<p>Bhupendra Saran and Suresh Dhaka are the main accused in the paper leak case and are evading arrest.</p>