Yathindra says his mother will decide on reclaiming surrendered sites
The HinduChief Minister Siddaramaiah’s son and MLC Yathindra said a decision on whether or not to reclaim the surrendered Mysuru Urban Development Authority sites through the court will be taken by his mother Parvathi after the ongoing investigation in the matter concludes. Fielding reporters’ queries in Mysuru on Saturday, Mr. Yathindra said his mother was legally entitled to the sites as compensation for the land acquired by MUDA to develop a layout. Clarifying that the surrender of the sites by his mother did not amount to acceptance of guilt, Mr. Yathindra said his mother had surrendered the sites hurt over the attempts to stigmatise the reputation of his father by levelling false allegations against him. Contending that there were no irregularities in the allotment of compensatory sites to his mother by MUDA, Mr. Yathindra said the Lokayukta report had made it clear that Mr. Siddaramaiah and his family had not brought any influence on the MUDA in the matter of allotment of sites.
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