New Delhi, The Central Bureau of Investigation has moved the Supreme Courtroom difficult the Karnataka authorities's resolution to withdraw its consent to the probe company for investigating a disproportionate property case towards Deputy Chief Minister D Ok Shivakumar. CBI strikes SC towards withdrawal of consent by Ok'taka govt to probe case towards DK Shivakumar The present Karnataka cupboard headed by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on November 23, 2023, held the earlier BJP authorities's 2019 transfer to offer consent to the CBI to analyze the DA case towards Shivakumar was not in accordance with legislation and determined to withdraw the sanction because of this. On August 29, the Karnataka Excessive Courtroom held as "non-maintainable" a petition filed by the CBI and a BJP MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal difficult the Congress authorities's resolution to withdraw the consent. Patil, nonetheless, challenged the excessive court docket order within the prime court docket which sought responses from Shivakumar and the state authorities. On September 17, a bench of Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan issued notices to Shivakumar and the state authorities on the plea filed by Patil. On August 29, the excessive court docket had dismissed the plea, which additionally challenged the state authorities's December 26, 2023 order referring the ₹74.93 crore DA case to the Lokayukta for investigation. The CBI had alleged that Shivakumar amassed property disproportionate to his recognized sources of earnings between 2013 and 2018. He was a minister within the earlier Congress authorities throughout this era. The CBI registered a DA case towards Shivakumar on October 3, 2020, primarily based on the consent given by the BJP authorities on September 25, 2019, following a reference by the Enforcement Directorate to analyze corruption fees rising from an earnings tax investigation. The BJP authorities subsequently granted sanction to the CBI to prosecute Shivakumar. The politician was arrested by the ED in September 2019 on the idea of alleged money-laundering fees stemming from an Earnings-Tax division investigation towards him between 2017 and 2019. He was launched on bail within the ED case in October, 2019. On March 5, the highest court docket, quashed the cash laundering case towards Shivakumar saying it should be linked to the scheduled offence. This text was generated from an automatic information company feed with out modifications to textual content.