Bengaluru, March 21 -- Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday assured the State Assembly that an inquiry would be conducted into allegations of an attempt to honeytrap several ministers and political leaders.
Responding to the Opposition's demand for a judicial probe, Siddaramaiah stated that due process would be followed. "Once a complaint is filed, then an inquiry will be done. There is no question of saving anyone. Already, Home Minister Dr G Parameshwara has ordered a high-level inquiry," he said.
The controversy intensified after Cooperation Minister KN Rajanna claimed that approximately 48 politicians across various parties had fallen victim to such schemes. He urged the government to launch a comprehensive probe into t...