Lokayukta police summons Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah for questioning in MUDA case

CM, his wife, brother-in-law and others have been named in the FIR registered by Lokayukta police on September 27

PTI

Mysuru, Updated At : 06:55 PM Nov 04, 2024 IST

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. File

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The Lokayukta police have summoned Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah for questioning in the MUDA site allotment case on November 6, official sources said on Monday.

They had on October 25 questioned Chief Minister’s wife Parvathi B M, who is also an accused in the case.

“We asked him to appear on Wednesday morning,” a senior Lokayukta official told PTI..

Siddaramaiah, his wife, brother-in-law Mallikarjuna Swamy and Devaraju—from whom Swamy had purchased a land and gifted it to Parvathi—and others have been named in the FIR registered by the Mysuru-located Lokayukta police establishment on September 27.

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