Wiretapping allegations his government is "unjustified", the head ministerBS defiantKarnataka Yeddyurappa in Bangalore on Monday said after returning from a holiday in Mauritius, even if the pressure mounts for his resignation after his indictment of the state Lokayukta multi- crore mining scam.
"I am offended by accusations that the phones of opposition leaders and the Ombudsman are tapping the government. Even if the allegations are unfounded, I am going to write the prime minister to order the study the question," Yeddyurappa said at his residence, as soon as his arrival from Mumbai.
Accused the opposition Congress and Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) to try to reduce firstBharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the southern state over the last three years, Yeddyurappa said he would clarify his position on all issues, including his alleged role in scam mining late in the evening for the media.
"The Congress and JD-S has tried to overthrow my government from, even if they do it every time. We oppose the development of the state. They think only they have the right to manage the state and not to our party," Yeddyurappa said.
Shortly after arriving in the city, Chief Minister visited the famous temple of Subramanya with family members and some ministers to seek divine intervention to overcome another political crisis since theBJP came to power in the state in May 2008.
The Prime Minister must call the leaders of the state unit of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)) by the end of the day to update the correct place in the evolution of the state.
"I am offended by accusations that the phones of opposition leaders and the Ombudsman are tapping the government. Even if the allegations are unfounded, I am going to write the prime minister to order the study the question," Yeddyurappa said at his residence, as soon as his arrival from Mumbai.
Accused the opposition Congress and Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) to try to reduce firstBharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the southern state over the last three years, Yeddyurappa said he would clarify his position on all issues, including his alleged role in scam mining late in the evening for the media.
"The Congress and JD-S has tried to overthrow my government from, even if they do it every time. We oppose the development of the state. They think only they have the right to manage the state and not to our party," Yeddyurappa said.
Shortly after arriving in the city, Chief Minister visited the famous temple of Subramanya with family members and some ministers to seek divine intervention to overcome another political crisis since theBJP came to power in the state in May 2008.
The Prime Minister must call the leaders of the state unit of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)) by the end of the day to update the correct place in the evolution of the state.