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'Will fight this false propaganda': DK Shivakumar terms MUDA allegation baseless

IndiaTimes Friday, 12 July 2024
Karnataka Deputy CM Shivakumar dismissed BJP's MUDA scam claims. BJP's Vijayendra, detained ahead of a Mysuru protest, called for a CBI probe into the Rs 5000 crore scam, accusing the Siddaramaiah-led government of oppression. CM Siddaramaiah rebuffed these accusations, alleging harassment and a conspiracy involving his wife, Parvathi, noting continued protests in his home district.
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