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Siddaramaiah said, the central agency is intentionally targeting him to tarnish his image. There is no money laundering, and the ED is trying to politicize the issue. The Lokayukta is already investigating, and it is an independent body. Siddaramaiah’s son Yatindra denied the allegations, saying that his father would complete his five -year term as Chief Minister.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah dismissed the allegations leveled by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) that 14 sites in Mysore were illegally allotted to his wife, describing it as politically motivated, even her resignation Had to face rising political pressure for. While the ED investigation in the Mysore Urban Development Authority (Muda) land allocation case has raised a dispute, Siddaramaiah retaliated and called the investigation motivated by politics. The Chief Minister dismissed the allegations citing the Karnataka High Court’s decision in favor of former Muda Commissioner Natesh, arguing that it applies to the entire case.
Siddaramaiah said, the central agency is intentionally targeting him to tarnish his image. There is no money laundering, and the ED is trying to politicize the issue. The Lokayukta is already investigating, and it is an independent body. Siddaramaiah’s son Yatindra denied the allegations and said that his father would complete his five -year term as Chief Minister.
The high command, KPCC president and all the MLAs are with him. No one has asked him to resign. “Explaining the issue of land, he said that our family’s land was captured by Muda, and we were compensated with alternative sites. The ED is deliberately dragged my father’s name under pressure from BJP leaders. No evidence of illegality has been found.
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