BENGALURU: Whilst Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah finds his identify dragged into allegations of corruption within the Mysore City Improvement Authority (Muda) website allotment case, Congress discovered one other controversy blowing up in its face after a BJP MP alleged “misuse of energy” in allocation of land beneath SC quota for Rahul Kharge, son of the social gathering’s nationwide president Mallikarjun Kharge.
In a social media put up on Sunday, BJP MP Lahar Singh Siroya referred to a report on 5 acres of land being allotted in Hitech Defence Aerospace Park close to Bengaluru by the Karnataka Industrial Areas Improvement Board (KIADB) to Siddhartha Vihara Training Belief, chaired by Rahul Kharge. The put up questioned if it was not “misuse of energy, nepotism and battle of curiosity”, and puzzled “how Karnataka industries minister MB Patil consented to the allotment in March”.
Karnataka govt denied BJP’s allegations and claimed that BJP had made related allotments when it was on the helm. Patil mentioned the allotment of a civic amenity (CA) plot at Hitech Defence and Aerospace Park was made in keeping with KIADB norms and at a prescribed worth.
Patil dismissed Siroya’s claims of rule violations, advising him to confirm information earlier than making baseless accusations. Siroya had raised issues concerning the belief’s eligibility for KIADB land and questioned the involvement of Kharge’s household in aerospace ventures other than alleging misuse of energy and nepotism.
Patil countered this by saying that Rahul Kharge, an IIT graduate, intends to determine a analysis and growth (R&D) centre on the allotted land. He mentioned that beneath KIADB laws, CA plots can be utilized for varied functions, together with R&D centres and technical institutes.
The allotment was made following suggestions from the state-level single-window committee and no low cost was supplied, Patil mentioned.
He additionally identified that the earlier BJP govt had allotted 116 acres of land to RSS-run Chanakya College for Rs 50 crore, which he claimed resulted in a lack of Rs 137 crore to the state.
In a social media put up on Sunday, BJP MP Lahar Singh Siroya referred to a report on 5 acres of land being allotted in Hitech Defence Aerospace Park close to Bengaluru by the Karnataka Industrial Areas Improvement Board (KIADB) to Siddhartha Vihara Training Belief, chaired by Rahul Kharge. The put up questioned if it was not “misuse of energy, nepotism and battle of curiosity”, and puzzled “how Karnataka industries minister MB Patil consented to the allotment in March”.
Karnataka govt denied BJP’s allegations and claimed that BJP had made related allotments when it was on the helm. Patil mentioned the allotment of a civic amenity (CA) plot at Hitech Defence and Aerospace Park was made in keeping with KIADB norms and at a prescribed worth.
Patil dismissed Siroya’s claims of rule violations, advising him to confirm information earlier than making baseless accusations. Siroya had raised issues concerning the belief’s eligibility for KIADB land and questioned the involvement of Kharge’s household in aerospace ventures other than alleging misuse of energy and nepotism.
Patil countered this by saying that Rahul Kharge, an IIT graduate, intends to determine a analysis and growth (R&D) centre on the allotted land. He mentioned that beneath KIADB laws, CA plots can be utilized for varied functions, together with R&D centres and technical institutes.
The allotment was made following suggestions from the state-level single-window committee and no low cost was supplied, Patil mentioned.
He additionally identified that the earlier BJP govt had allotted 116 acres of land to RSS-run Chanakya College for Rs 50 crore, which he claimed resulted in a lack of Rs 137 crore to the state.
