Karnataka Secretariat Denies Irregularities in MLA Furniture Procurement

Imagine a place where lawmakers live, and they needed new furniture for their rooms.

Someone wrote a report saying the furniture was bought for too much money and maybe not fairly.

But, the people in charge of buying the furniture explained that they checked prices everywhere, just like you would at a store.

They couldn't get all the wooden furniture they needed from the government's own store, so they bought some from a private company.

They made sure the private company's furniture was good quality, with certifications and a warranty.

The officials say everything was done following the rules, like a special shopping law, and the prices are fair for the quality of the furniture received.

So, they are saying no rules were broken and nothing shady happened.