Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah further expressed his intent to address the situation legally, regardless of investigations by the Enforcement Directorate or other entities.

Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah’s wife Paravathi made public her decision to return the sites on Monday, just days after an FIR was filed and ED began its probe into the matter

The Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) on October 1 decided to take back 14 plots allotted to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's wife Parvathi B M, following her decision to relinquish their ownership and possession. The MUDA has ordered to cancel the sale deed of these plots.

Karnataka BJP has said the decision by Siddaramaiah's wife to return the MUDA sites was an indication of guilt on the part of the CM's family.

Parvathi Siddaramaiah intends to return 14 plots linked to a land allotment scandal involving her husband, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah.

The Lokayukta police began its investigation against Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) case by conducting a site inspection at Kesare on Tuesday (1 October).

Hours after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) booked Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on charges of money laundering, his wife, a co-accused in the alleged MUDA scam, surrendered the 14 Mysuru plots at the center of this storm.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday questioned the Directorate of Enforcement (ED) slapping a Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) case against him, maintaining that the MUDA issue does not attract its provisions.

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah expressed surprise at his wife Parvathi's decision to surrender 14 plots amid the Muda land allotment row. The BJP has labelled the decision as an 'admission of guilt'