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MUDA chief Marigowda quits amid probe into scam
The Morning Standard
|October 17, 2024
AMID investigation into the MUDA site allotment scam in which Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is an accused, MUDA chairperson K Marigowda resigned on Wednesday, citing health reasons. Marigowda, a close aide of Siddaramaiah, submitted his resignation letter to Urban Development secretary Deepa Cholan, following a directive from the CM.
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“I have resigned as MUDA chairperson for health reasons. I have had two strokes and I am not in a position to continue as MUDA chairperson. There was no pressure from the CM to resign in view of the investigation into the MUDA case. The investigation is going on and I am confident that the truth will come out soon,” he stated in his resignation letter, according to a source. Marigowda's resignation comes at a time when the all
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