BENGALURU, Oct. 17 -- The Karnataka high court on Friday recalled its earlier directions in a case concerning government lands allotted to the Siddhartha Vihara Trust, associated with Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge's family, and ordered that the matter be heard afresh on October 30. A bench led by justice M Nagaprasanna passed the order after his son Rahul Kharge sought recall of the court's August 18 order. The order reopens consideration of the proceedings concerning the alleged allotment of land by the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) to the trust. On August 18, the high court set aside proceedings initiated under BNSS Section 223. The complaint by Lanchamukta Karnataka Vedike chief Vijay Raghava Marathe, alleged that the BDA allotted about two acres of civic amenity land in the BTM Layout Fourth Stage's second block to the trust in 2014. About a decade later, another five acres were allegedly allotted through the KIADB. The combined value of both plots was estimated at over Rs.240 crore.htc...