The Congress government in Karnataka had formed a commission to investigate corruption allegations against the BJP government from 2019 to 2023, but it has been dissolved before completing its term. The commission, led by retired Justice Nagamohan Das, was tasked with probing several allegations, including multi-crore scams allegedly occurring during the COVID-19 pandemic.read also: Caste Census in Shivamogga: Challenges and Delays in Karnataka’s Social and Educational Survey

The commission had requested an extension of its term until September 30, but the government reportedly did not consider this request.The commission was responsible for investigating the 40% commission allegations and corruption charges related to works under the BBMP (Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike) during the BJP regime. The government withdrew vehicles and staff provided to the commission starting Tuesday evening. Sources indicate that the commission’s activities have officially concluded as per the chairman’s instructions.read also: MP Tejasvi Surya: S.L. Bhyrappa Was a Guiding Light for My Leadership Aspirations

The commission, which investigated irregularities in Bengaluru’s projects, submitted a comprehensive 8,900-page investigation report to the government on August 30. It reviewed 761 projects, identified several discrepancies, and recommended legal action against errant officials.Although the single-member commission had completed its primary work, it had requested an extension until September 30 for administrative tasks and document management.read also: Unusual Financial Transactions in Timarodi’s Wife’s Bank Account… New Lead for SIT Investigation!

However, the government abruptly withdrew all facilities provided to the commission.Reacting to the government’s move, opposition leader R. Ashok criticized it, likening it to “kicking away the ladder after climbing it.” He accused the government of devaluing the commission’s work after its completion, stating that the government lacks funds and is bankrupt. He further remarked that the state treasury is so empty that it cannot even provide the minimum facilities or allocate ₹10 lakh per month to support the Nagamohan Das Commission, launching a scathing attack on the government.C J Enterprise Women's Kanjivaram Art Silk Saree Soft Banarasi Style Sari With Blouse Piece For Wedding (Pari122-51)