LUCKNOW, Nov. 14 -- The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) on Friday completed the demolition of all three houses linked to Rishabh Shukla, the main accused in the Saadatganj triple murder case, after a two-day operation, officials said. According to LDA officials, during operation which began on Thursday, three separate structures spread across approximately 4,000 square feet and belonging to Rishabh's father, Dinesh Shukla, and his uncles, Girish Shukla and Rajesh Shukla were brought down. The authority is now planning to recover the expenditure incurred on the demolition. Senior LDA officials said they would sell the recoverable construction material and debris to meet the operational costs. If the proceeds proved insufficient, the authority would decide whom to hold responsible for recovering the remaining amount, officials said. The LDA initiated the demolition after completing the hearing process and giving the property owners 15 days to vacate the premises and remove the alleged unauthorised constructions themselves. However, the owners failed to comply with notice, prompting authority to carry out the demolition. The fresh drive followed an earlier operation on October 27, when the LDA demolished an allegedly illegal boundary wall. On October 30, officials conducted an ETS survey of the property and its surrounding areas to establish the extent of alleged encroachment and unauthorised construction. htc...