Jindal Steel  

The private chopper, in which Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy travelled back to Bengaluru from New Delhi, allegedly belongs to Jindal Steel. It is said the company Monnet which owns the aircraft is allegedly owned by Jindal Steel. The Kumaraswamy government, a few months ago, gave land for Jindal Steel at throwaway prices. So is there an aspect of quid pro quo?

Anand Singh, the Congress MLA from Vijayanagara has tendered his resignation because he felt that Jindal company had received preferential treatment by the Karnataka government. The MLA met Governor Vajubhai Vala and gave a copy of his resignation.

Taking to social media, netizens mocked former Karnataka chief ministers Yeddyurappa, Siddaramaiah and the incumbent chief minister Kumaraswamy for their alleged hypocrisy over allotting land to Jindal Steel

BJP leaders were dragged, injured by Bengaluru Police in a bid to stop them from laying siege to CM's official house Krishna with respect to the Jindal land deal.