<h1>Opposition says Rs300 crore state land sale involving minister's son will yield nothing substantive and government will clear accused</h1> An opposition leader stated that despite allegations over a more-than Rs 300 crore sale of government land in Pune involving the son of the deputy chief minister, the matter will yield 'nothing substantial' and the government will ultimately clear the accused. The disputed 40-acre plot, classified as state land, was reportedly sold to a private firm in which the minister's son is a partner, with stamp duty waived. The state has suspended a revenue official and formed a high-level committee to investigate; the opposition leader questioned earlier outcomes in other ministerial corruption probes.