Complaint Filed Against Karnataka CM & Son for Evidence Tampering

By A Staff Reporter

In Karnataka, a new complaint has been filed, accusing Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his son, Yathindra Siddaramaiah, of tampering with evidence in relation to a case involving 14 land sites under the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA). The complaint, lodged by Pradeep Kumar, calls for an investigation and the registration of a case against the Chief Minister and others involved.

According to the complaint, the allegations center around the destruction of critical evidence connected to the MUDA land sites, which has raised concerns about potential malfeasance. The complaint names CM Siddaramaiah and his son Yathindra as being involved in these acts of tampering, which have now been brought to the attention of the authorities for further scrutiny.

This development adds a layer of controversy to an already sensitive issue concerning the handling of land deals and could lead to further investigations into the actions of the individuals named. So far, neither Siddaramaiah nor his son has made a public statement regarding the complaint. As the case progresses, there may be more updates regarding the involvement of key political figures in the ongoing probe.