Bengaluru, Sept 29 (UNI) BJP leader and former BBMP ruling party leader NR Ramesh has alleged largescale irregularities in the Rs 444-crore Karnataka State Wide Area Network (KSWAN) 3.0 tender and sought an Enforcement Directorate probe into the process, while the controversy has its roots in objections raised by industry participants during the tendering exercise earlier this year. In a complaint submitted to the ED on September 28, Ramesh named former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's son and Minister Yathindra Siddaramaiah and senior IAS officer and Centre for e-Governance CEO Bhoobalan, alleging that the tender process was structured to favour Cisco. Ramesh…
