Karnataka high court dismisses Yeddy's plea

January 31, 2012 14:35

In a setback to former Karnataka chief minister S Yeddyurappa, the high court today dismissed his two petitions praying for quashing of summons issued to him by a lower court in connection with alleged land scams.

Justice Anand Byrareddy dismissed the petitions after hearing the arguments of petitioner and advocate Sirajin Basha on whose private complaints the lokayukta court had issued summons against Yeddyurappa and 14 other accused.

The court also dismissed a similar petition filed by MLA Hemachandra Sagar, named in the complaint.

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