Overview
- On Tuesday Kumaraswamy spoke at Mavinakere in Hassan and reiterated his promise to disclose documentary proof of large‑scale scams in Karnataka.
- He told reporters he holds a pen drive that contains a recorded conversation between two engineers about payments for postings and that the exchange pointed toward the current chief minister.
- Kumaraswamy singled out alleged irregularities in Karnataka Public Service Commission recruitments, including Assistant Executive Engineer appointments and veterinary posts, and said a Special Investigation Team has seized money in the veterinary probe.
- He accused the state government of using the controversy over his nephew Prajwal Revanna having a mobile phone in Parappana Agrahara prison to shift attention from the KPSC matter and disputed projects such as Bidadi and NICE.
- Kumaraswamy has signalled a timed public disclosure around the October festival Vijayadashami but has not yet produced the documents for independent verification, so the claims remain unverified and could trigger formal probes and intensified media scrutiny.