High Court Orders Notices in MUDA Plot Allotment Case
The Karnataka High Court has issued notices to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his wife, Parvathi B M, regarding a closed Lokayukta police case tied to an allotment of plots by the Mysuru Urban Development Authority. Allegations pointed to Parvathi receiving preferential treatment, which was challenged by activist Snehamayi Krishna.
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The Karnataka High Court has directed the issuance of notices to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his wife, Parvathi B M, in relation to the closure report filed by the Lokayukta police concerning the MUDA site allotment case. This decision follows a challenge from activist Snehamayi Krishna.
Justice S Sunil Dutt Yadav, presiding over the hearing, has also sought responses from both the Lokayukta police and the Enforcement Directorate regarding the B-Report. The case revolves around allegations of preferential treatment in plot allocations to Parvathi in a prime Mysuru location.
The Mysuru Urban Development Authority had allotted compensatory sites to Parvathi under a scheme that offers developed land in exchange for undeveloped land acquired by MUDA. The Lokayukta police had previously closed the case, clearing Siddaramaiah and his family, a decision made official by the Special Court in January.
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