Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah Stands Firm Amid MUDA Land Scam Allegations

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has reaffirmed his commitment to his role amidst the MUDA land scam allegations. He emphasized ruling with the public's blessing and denied any wrongdoing. The CM also attended the Dussehra festival in Mysuru, where the Mysuru Lokayukta launched an inquiry into the allegations.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, on Thursday, firmly dismissed calls for his resignation over the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) land scam allegations. Insisting on his integrity, Siddaramaiah stated that he ascended to his position through popular support, which shields him from detractors.

Siddaramaiah reiterated that his governance is backed by both his conscience and the trust of the people. He referenced spiritual blessings and declared an unwavering commitment to serving his term despite challenges, expressing faith in judicial processes and personal ethics as guiding principles.

The Chief Minister's remarks came after attending Mysuru’s Dussehra festival, where he conducted a puja for Goddess Chamundeshwari. The celebrations featured prominent figures, while the ED has targeted Siddaramaiah in an investigation linked to his wife, Parvathi, over alleged irregular land allotments. The Lokayukta has initiated an inquiry to scrutinize claims of unethical allocations.