Snehamayi Krishna

The Karnataka High Court has issued notices to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, his wife Parvathy, and others in response to a challenge against the Lokayukta police's B report. The complainant argues the special court improperly exonerated beneficiaries while continuing investigations against facilitators in the MUDA alternative sites allotment case.

Enforcement Directorate officials visited the Mysore Urban Development Authority to examine records linked to the MUDA sites scam involving CM Siddaramaiah. This follows evidence submission by complainant Snehamayi Krishna and a Lokayukta case against Siddaramaiah, his wife, and brother. The team is scrutinising details about the 50:50 scheme and Kesare land.

The Karnataka high court rejected the plea to transfer the MUDA scam investigation involving CM Siddaramaiah to the CBI. The court directed the Karnataka Lokayukta to continue its probe. Allegations suggest Siddaramaiah used his political influence for personal gain, with his wife also implicated.

Activist Snehamayi Krishna has approached the Enforcement Directorate, accusing CM Siddaramaiah and his family of money-laundering and misuse of official powers. The complaint alleges illegal land allotments in Mysuru that caused significant financial losses to the state. Siddaramaiah claims ignorance about the petitioner and ongoing investigations by Lokayukta cops.

Karnataka BJP's protest targets CM Siddaramiah over a purported MUDA scam. Siddaramiah dismissed allegations, asserting legal land allotments under BJP's 2021 directives. Activist Snehamayi Krishna implicated Siddaramiah, family members Parvathy and Mallikarjuna Swamy Devaraj, in her complaint. Officials and complaints addressed to the Governor and state and revenue officials including tehsildar and deputy registrar reflect the controversy.

The Karnataka High Court has issued notices to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his wife, BM Parvathi, regarding a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the alleged MUDA land allotment scam. This action follows a petition filed by Snehamayi Krishna, challenging the dismissal of his request to transfer the case from Lokayukta police to the CBI.

The Karnataka High Court has ordered a CBI probe into the Muda alternative site allotment case following a petition by activist Snehamayi Krishna. Krishna alleges CM Siddaramaiah, also named in the petition, wields undue influence over state investigative agencies, compromising their impartiality in the case.

Lokayukta officials are closing in on chief minister Siddaramaiah and his wife Parvathi in a MUDA land scam. Recent investigations have included examining records back to 1935 and questioning key figures. The Special Court has given the Lokayukta 90 days to conclude the probe.

The BJP criticizes the AAP government in Delhi for its inadequate planning and action to combat pollution. BJP's Virendra Sachdeva points out contradictions in Environment Minister Gopal Rai's statements and questions measures regarding stubble burning in Punjab. Delhi's road conditions are also blamed for dust pollution.

Petitioner Snehamayi Krishna has accused Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s wife, BM Parvathi, and a Congress spokesperson of fabricating a key document associated with the Muda land allotment case. The petition was filed a day before the high court hearing on Siddaramaiah's challenge to the governor's decision allowing his prosecution.

The Mysuru Lokayukta will officially start their inquiry and investigation in the case linked to the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) land allotment scam from Tuesday.