Karnataka CM's Wife Returns Mysuru Sites Amid Legal Turmoil

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's wife, Parvathi, has offered to return 14 sites in Mysuru through a letter to the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) Commissioner. This move follows legal actions against Siddaramaiah and Parvathi involving land allotment issues. The Enforcement Directorate has also booked them for money laundering, adding to the controversy.

In a significant development, Parvathi, the wife of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, has communicated her intention to return 14 sites in Mysuru to the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) Commissioner.

Her letter states that these sites were allotted as an alternative for her land in Kesare village. She expressed her readiness to cancel the sale deed and requested MUDA to re-acquire the sites promptly.

This development comes amid legal challenges, including a case registered by Karnataka Lokayukta police against Siddaramaiah. Additionally, the Enforcement Directorate has booked the CM and Parvathi for money laundering linked to this land allotment issue.

(With inputs from agencies.)