A special court in Bengaluru on Wednesday accepted a closure report filed by the Karnataka Lokayukta police in a case against Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and three others in an alleged land scam involving the Mysuru Urban Development Authority, The Indian Express reported. The Lokayukta police had filed the closure report in February, claiming that there was not enough evidence to establish corruption charges against Siddaramaiah, his wife BM Parvathi, brother-in-law Mallikarjun Swamy and former landowner J Devaraj. On Wednesday, Special Judge Santosh Gajanan Bhat accepted the closure report against Siddaramaiah, Parvathi, Swamy and Devaraj, but clarified that the investigation against other accused persons can continue, Bar and Bench reported. This was allegedly done in exchange for 3.1 acres of land that Parvathi owned in another part of the city. A special court had subsequently directed the Lokayukta police to file a first information report against Siddaramaiah, Parvathi, Swamy and Devaraj.