Nagamangala violence: Home Minister warns of action
The Free Press Journal|September 14, 2024
A day after Karnataka High Court completed hearing and reserved its verdict on his petition challenging legality of Governor's approval for investigation against him in a site allotment case, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday said he is confident of getting justice, as he has committed no wrong.

Terming as "false" the alleillegations against him galities in the allotment of 14 sites to his wife in a layout by the Mysuru Urban Develop-ment Authority (MUDA) he asserted that he will do no wrong in the future too, and that his life was an open book.

"...let them (the opposition) lie, we won't care for it. They are making false allegations against me. I have respect for the law of this land, I have respect for the court's verdicts, I'm confident about getting justice, because I have committed no wrong," Siddaramaiah said.

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