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The political landscape in Karnataka is heating up as the battle over Waqf land intensifies. This latest development sees Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah summoned by the Lokayukta, the anti-corruption ombudsman, in connection with the MUDA (Mysore Urban Development Authority) case. This summons comes amidst the ongoing investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the Waqf land issue, which has put immense pressure on Siddaramaiah's deputy, DK Shivakumar.
The MUDA case, a complex land-related issue involving alleged irregularities and misuse of power, has been under the scrutiny of the Lokayukta for some time now. Siddaramaiah's appearance before the Lokayukta is likely to shed light on his involvement in the case and his knowledge of any alleged wrongdoing. This development is expected to have significant political ramifications, especially given the upcoming elections.
Meanwhile, the CBI has been stepping up its investigation into the Waqf land matter, focusing on DK Shivakumar. Shivakumar, known for his political connections and influence, has been facing allegations of involvement in illegal land transactions and misuse of Waqf property. The CBI's pressure on Shivakumar is intensifying, adding another layer of complexity to the already tense political situation in Karnataka.
Source: Amid Waqf Row, Lokayukta Summons Siddaramaiah In MUDA Case