Siddaramaiah

The Karnataka High Court refused to transfer the MUDA land allotment case against CM Siddaramaiah to the CBI, providing him relief. The case, involving alleged corruption in land compensation to his wife, will continue under the Karnataka Lokayukta. The verdict is a setback for complainant Snehamayi Krishna.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has acknowledged Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's letter regarding the rehabilitation of disaster-affected families in Wayanad. He stated that the Township Plan for resettling victims will soon be finalized.

CM Siddaramaiah has been served a notice by the Lokayukta in the Muda land scam case. Following the questioning of his wife, Parvathi, Siddaramaiah has been summoned for questioning at the Mysore Lokayukta office on November 6.

"Everyone is living in a glass house," GT Deve Gowda, who is also the president of the JDS state core committee, said. He defended the Chief Minister, questioning whether the court had asked Siddaramaiah to resign and pointedly asked, "Do those who are ministers at the Centre have no responsibility?"

At the heart of the controversy is the alleged illegal allotment of compensatory land sites to Siddaramaiah's wife. It is claimed that more valuable plots in Mysuru were allocated to her in exchange for land that had been "acquired" by MUDA.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has issued a strong response to the recent developments surrounding the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) scam allegations. After a single-member bench led by Justice Nagaprasanna dismissed his writ petition challenging Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot's order for prosecution, Siddaramaiah addressed the media, calling the case a "political conspiracy" orchestrated by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Janata Dal (Secular) (JDS).

The individual, later identified as Mahadev Nayak, attempted to approach CM Siddaramaiah with the intention of presenting a shawl. Despite Nayak's legitimate background and proper identification, his actions were deemed a significant breach of security protocols.

Karnataka Governor Thawar Chand Gehlot has permitted the prosecution of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in the MUDA land scam case, following petitions by social activists. This decision, a significant challenge for Siddaramaiah, has sparked immediate political and legal discussions.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has fiercely defended his political record against opposition attacks, asserting that claims regarding the MUDA land allotment and Valmiki Corporation scams are baseless. Siddaramaiah criticized opposition members for personal attacks lacking evidence. The session saw protests over denied debate opportunities.