Date: October 23, 2024

Siddaramaiah Denies Land Scam Allegations: I Don’t Own a House

Siddaramaiah Responds to Land Scam Accusations

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has denied recent allegations made by the opposition, BJP and JD(S), accusing him of involvement in a land scam connected to the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA). In a clear statement, Siddaramaiah emphasized that these claims are false and that he has always lived modestly throughout his political career.

“I Don’t Own a House,” Says the Chief Minister

Siddaramaiah highlighted that, despite his position, he does not own significant property. “I don’t have my own house,” he stated, explaining that his only property, a house under construction on Kuvempu Road in Mysore, is still unfinished after three years. For now, he resides in a rented house. His comments contradict the accusations of illegally amassing wealth.

Attacks on Siddaramaiah’s Background

Siddaramaiah believes these allegations are part of an attempt to damage his reputation, especially given his background as a leader from a backward class who has become Chief Minister twice. He feels that these attacks are designed to tarnish his image, particularly as political tensions rise.

Investigation Will Prove the Truth

The Chief Minister has welcomed the ongoing investigation by the Lokayukta and the Enforcement Directorate (ED). He expressed confidence that the investigation will reveal the truth and clear his name. By allowing these investigations, He reinforces his commitment to transparency and honesty in his political career.

Conclusion: Siddaramaiah Defends His Integrity

Siddaramaiah remains firm in his defense against the land scam allegations, confident that the investigation will show he is innocent. For now, the focus remains on the ongoing inquiry as both political circles and the public await the final outcome.

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