Why did the Supreme Court stay criminal proceedings against Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah, and what is the nature of the case
SC intervention in criminal case against Karnataka CM
- The Supreme Court stayed the criminal proceedings against Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah to prevent any disruption in the ongoing investigation by the Lokayukta police.
- The case involves allegations of irregularities in denotification of land parcels in Bengaluru during Siddaramaiah's tenure as Chief Minister.
- SC intervention aims to ensure a fair and impartial investigation without any interference or influence on the legal process.
- The stay order provides temporary relief to the CM from appearing before the trial court or facing immediate legal action.
- The decision allows for a transparent and unbiased examination of the accusations against the Chief Minister.
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