The direction was given yesterday.
"The conduct of the petitioner in the present case deserves to be noticed.He knew it fully well what was the permissible construction as per the sanctioned building plans and yet he not only constructed additional built-up area on the ground and first floors but also added additional second and third floors on the building apart from the basement, which are totally unauthorised," the court said.
"Probably he was under the impression that he would be able to either escape the clutches of the law or twist the arm of the law by some manipulation. This impression must prove to be wrong," the court said in its order yesterday, directing the petitioner, Aara Silk, to raze the unauthorized portions.
"The petitioner having clandestinely constructed the building and played fraud cannot be shown any indulgence. Further, the case of the petitioner that he has not been given any opportunity is also totally incorrect and it is a misleading and self-serving statement."
"In terms of the provisions of the Cantonment Act, police shall give full protection for the demolition of the building..."
The court also imposed a fine of Rs.50,000 on the petitioner for "grossly violating the sanctioned plan" and directed that the amount be paid to Government Higher Secondary School for the Blind, Poonamallee, Chennai within a period of one week from the date of receipt of a copy of the order.