Karnataka HC Rejects Call for CBI Probe into MUDA Site Allotment
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a petition demanding the transfer of an MUDA site allotment case, allegedly involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, to the CBI. The court found no substantial reason to justify the handover of the investigation to the central agency.

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The Karnataka High Court has turned down a petition that sought to transfer an MUDA site allotment case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The case allegedly involves Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
In its decision, the court stated that there was insufficient evidence to warrant the involvement of the CBI, emphasizing that the existing legal mechanisms were adequate to handle the case.
The ruling comes amidst heightened political scrutiny, reflecting the complex nature of handling cases involving high-profile political figures.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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