Bengaluru, Aug 17 (UI) In a significant political development, Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot on Saturday granted permission to prosecute Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in connection with the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA) case. The case involves allegations against Siddaramaiah's family, particularly regarding the allocation of 14 sites by MUDA to his wife, Parvathi. The Governor's decision comes after receiving complaints from two prominent activists. The first complaint was filed by RTI activist TJ Abraham, followed by a more recent complaint from social activist Snehamayi Krishna. Both activists have raised concerns about the alleged misuse of power in the allocation of the sites, asserting that the process violated legal norms. Despite Siddaramaiah's repeated assurances of adherence to the law, the complaints argue that there were clear violations in the allocation process. The allegations have sparked widespread debate and could have significant implications for the political landscape in Karnataka. As the case unfolds, all eyes are on the legal proceedings and the potential impact on the Chief Minister's political career. The prosecution could lead to a deeper investigation into the matter, raising questions about governance and accountability in the state...////...