: Mining baron and Karnataka tourism minister Janardhan Reddy has rejected the findings of a panel on his alleged involvement in illegal mining in Andhra Pradesh.
Speaking to NDTV, Janardhan Reddy questioned the legality of the Supreme Court panel's findings.
A Supreme Court panel has found firms owned by him indulging in illegal mining in Andhra. The panel has also recommended that illegal mining by Reddy's firms must stop. (Read: J Reddy in trouble over Andhra mines)
The panel says the report lacks the objectivity & fairness expected from a state government.
Reddy was at the forefront of the effort recently to oust Chief Minister Yeddyurappa.
Speaking to NDTV, Janardhan Reddy questioned the legality of the Supreme Court panel's findings.
A Supreme Court panel has found firms owned by him indulging in illegal mining in Andhra. The panel has also recommended that illegal mining by Reddy's firms must stop. (Read: J Reddy in trouble over Andhra mines)
The panel says the report lacks the objectivity & fairness expected from a state government.
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Reddy was at the forefront of the effort recently to oust Chief Minister Yeddyurappa.
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