Enforcement Directorate raids MUDA office in Mysuru
The Hindu
Enforcement Directorate raids MUDA office in Mysuru over alleged site distribution scam, with activist filing complaint against Chief Minister.
Enforcement Directorate on Friday (October 18, 2024) raided the office of the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) in connection with the alleged scam pertaining to irregularities in site distribution.
A complaint was also filed by activist Snehamayi Krishna with ED in this connection. He had accused Chief Minister Siddaramaiah of being a beneficiary in the scam.
Sources who confirmed the raid on MUDA office said that certain documents have been sought by the ED personnel and that MUDA officials were complying with it.
Sources said that the house of Devaraju, who is A4 in the FIR registered by Lokayukta Police, has also been raided by the ED.

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