Bengaluru sources have stated that BJP leaders in Karnataka met Governor Vajubhai Vala on Monday to submit a memorandum against the charges filed by the Anti-Corruption Bureau against former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa.
Meanwhile in the memorandum, the BJP said there has been foisting of false cases against opposition leaders, tapping of phones, false complaints made by the ACB and through motivated RTIs, and that there has been no proper attempt made to control those who had killed activists of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in the state.
Currently the BJP in Karnataka questions the timing of these FIRs against Mr Yeddyurappa which were filed just ahead of a protest led by him targeting allegedly corrupt ministers in the Congress government. Moreover Mr. Yeddyurappa himself had to step down as the BJP's first chief minister in South India following charges of corruption. The investigation against D K Shivakumar is still in progress.
