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The spat between chief minister Kumaraswamy and former CM Yeddyurappa has taken an ugly turn with both slamming each other over the Jindal land deal.
 

In October 2016, the CBI court acquitted Yeddyurappa, his sons, son-in-law and nine others in the corruption case filed against them over alleged receipt of Rs 20 crore.

BJP leaders were dragged, injured by Bengaluru Police in a bid to stop them from laying siege to CM's official house Krishna with respect to the Jindal land deal.

Sources from the Congress say that Siddaramaiah is visibly upset with the people of Bagalkote for voting his party out in the recently-contested Lok Sabha election in Karnataka. Parched people of Badami wrote several letters to Siddaramaiah, but received no response.

On June 11, several farmers in Karnataka complained that the farmer loan waiver amount reportedly disappeared from their accounts

Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa had earlier said that he, along with other leaders of the party, would hold a sit-in protest if the Kumaraswamy-led coalition government offered more land to JSW Steel.

In a response to chief minister HD Kumaraswamy’s announcement of a Cabinet expansion, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa has stated that it would only result in an increase in problems present between ministers of the coalition government

Speaking to reporters, Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa on Friday (June 7) said that they would hold a three-day sit-in protest if the lands are allocated to Jindal for mining

BS Yeddyurappa, the state BJP president has batted in favour of editor Vishweshwar Bhat of Vishwavani newspaper, saying the JDS-Congress government in the state was muzzling freedom of expression.

 

Sumalatha met BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa and SM Krishna to thank them for their unconditional support. Here is what she has to say about joining the BJP.

At a time when there's trouble brewing in the JDS-Congress coalition, Karnataka sees a saffron wave. BJP state president BS Yeddyurappa has said that he doesn't demand Kumaraswamy's resignation as CM.
 

Karnataka BJP president BS Yeddyurappa  said, Siddaramaiah had even admitted that the coalition has not worked for them and he has no surprise in the saffron party winning in Karnataka and many other states
 

Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and Umashri stooped low in their endeavour to criticise BJP leaders. While one wondered if BJP leaders would wear sarees, the other termed BS Yeddyurappa ‘three-day sultan’.

Karnataka BJP president Yeddyurappa lashed out at the Congress and claimed that it’s a 'sin' if Veerashaivas vote for the Congress

After Kumaraswamy praised Mallikarjun Kharge, Yeddyurappa asked the former to resign and make the veteran Congressman the chief minister of Karnataka