<h1>Political leadership stability affirmed for the state, while a court-accepted closure report clears accused but allows possible appeal.</h1> A senior party direction has signalled there will be no change of state leadership, settling political succession speculation and directing attention to fiscal and budgetary priorities. Separately, a special court accepted a police closure ('B') report in an urban development site-allotment investigation, effectively recording no further prosecution against the accused and granting them a clean chit; the decision preserves the right of interested parties to appeal, so the legal status may change if an appeal proceeds. Both developments shift immediate focus: political stability for governance and a procedural closure subject to appellate challenge in the allotment matter.