NEW DELHI —  National pistol shooting coach Samaresh Jung, who guided Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh to bronze medals at the Paris Olympics, returned home to the disheartening news that his house and locality are scheduled for demolition in two days. Jung, an Olympian, was given the notice along with other residents of the Khyber Pass locality in the Civil Lines area of the national capital. The notice was issued by the Land and Development Office (LNDO) of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, which claimed that the land on which the Khyber Pass colony is located belongs to the Ministry of Defence and is therefore illegal. Speaking with IANS, the Arjuna Awardee said he doesn’t know why this demolition drive is taking place.”It is in their plan and I don’t even know about it. They have declared the entire colony illegal…” Jung said it was announced last evening that they have to vacate the area within 2 days. “My family has been living here for the last 75 years, since the 1950s. We went to court but our petition was rejected,” he told IANS. He further said it is really difficult to pack things up in two days...