

The Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation fund diversion case has once again become a major political issue in Karnataka. The case surfaced in 2024 after funds meant for the development of Scheduled Tribes were allegedly diverted through various channels to companies in Hyderabad. Allegations were also made that the money was used for election-related expenses, though these claims remain part of the investigation and political debate.
The controversy had earlier put political pressure on B. Nagendra, who was serving as the minister in charge of the department, leading to his resignation. A Central Bureau of Investigation probe was also initiated into the matter. According to the information provided, the issue has now returned to the centre of Karnataka politics, with the opposition BJP demanding Nagendra’s resignation again. Amid concerns over the government’s image, Nagendra has reportedly stepped down for a second time.
Note: The allegations mentioned in this report are subject to investigation and legal proceedings. Final responsibility can be established only through the competent authorities and courts.



















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