Muda land scam case: Full judgment yet to be read… Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's first reaction after Karnataka High Court blow

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is shocked. In the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) land scam case, the Karnataka High Court has said that the land scam should be investigated. Siddaramaiah and his wife are accused in the case. After the court verdict, Siddaramaiah said that the High Court has given its verdict on his writ petition. The Governor has approved the prosecution. I filed a case against this in the High Court. This decision was taken today after discussion. This information was obtained through the media. The full result is yet to be read. I will give complete information later. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said this is not a case. I will discuss this with legal experts and ministers. After that I will take the next decision. We are not afraid of BJP and JDS conspiracy. We will not fear even the governor's office. People have blessed us. I have his blessings. I also have the support of party high officials and party leaders. Also Read- How will Yeddyurappa fare with Siddaramaiah? The Chief Minister's chair rests on these 3 scenes where Governor Dharwar Chand Khelat of the Mysore Urban Development Authority had approved an investigation into alleged irregularities in 14 plots allotted to the Chief Minister's wife. These plots were allotted by Mysore Urban Development Authority. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah approached the High Court challenging the Governor's move. The judgment of this case was given by Judge M. A separate bench comprising Nagaprasanna adjourned on September 12. And the court has extended the interim order on August 19. In this, as the special court is going to hear the complaint against the chief minister, the special court ordered to adjourn the hearing on the petition of the chief minister. Also Read – What did Siddaramaiah say in his petition on resignation demand? Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in his petition challenging the Governor's order in the High Court has said: This order has been issued without thorough consideration in violation of the constitutional principles including legal orders and advice of the Council of Ministers. Consultation of the Council of Ministers is required under Article 163 of the Constitution. He had told the court that the Governor's decision was legally unbalanced and full of procedural flaws. Therefore the order of the Governor should be rejected. Also Read- Tipu and Nizam's dreams come true in Karnataka Which decision did BJP question?