Former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa is upbeat that he will come out unscathed after special court ordered Lokayukta Police to probe a case of corruption against him and others. He termed the corruption allegations him to be a "conspiracy".
"There is no truth in it. I've full faith in the judiciary. I'll come out without any problem. Definitely, (it’s a conspiracy against me)," Yediyurappa said as quoted by news agency ANI.
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Earlier, Supreme Court stayed the Karnataka High Court's order refusing to quash the criminal proceedings against him under the Prevention of Corruption of Act, said a Times of India report. The proceedings were pertaining to allegations against Yediyurappa that he illegally denotified acres of land, acquired for an IT project, in the Varthur-Whitefield IT corridor in 2006-07.
An FIR was registered by Lokayukta police in December 2015, on a private complaint filed by Vasudeva Reddy.