Kumaraswamy views land allegedly belonging to Dikshit family near Kengeri
Central minister Kumaraswamy viewed over 200 acres of land allegedly belonging to the Dikshit family near B.M. Kawel, Kengeri. He shared this information on social media platform X, stating that while small farmers' plots are considered 'Nice land,' a family possesses over 200 acres of land. Kumaraswamy alleged that this land, visible in B.M. Kawel, belongs to the state's current Chief Minister and his family. He also reiterated previous allegations that D.K. Shivakumar's family acquired over 300 acres of land, which was acquired by KIADB for the Bengaluru-Mysuru Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project.
Originally reported by Kannada Prabha
Summarised from the source’s public news feed without altering the facts. Read the original report for the full story.
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