The probe into alleged violation of lease deed by the Asaram Gurukul Trust, which manages the ashram located on Khandwa Road here, began in the presence of top district officials, sources said here.
Officials took measurements of the ashram, from where he was arrested on August 31 by Jodhpur Police, and also of its premises, they said.
The probe began following a complaint that the lease conditions were breached as pucca structures were raised in the premises of the ashram, sources said.
According to the complaint, pucca constructions were built by the Trust on the land in violation of the lease deed conditions, sources said.
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