<p>The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee, on Sunday, filed a complaint against Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa for violation of the model code of conduct.</p>.<p>The complaint was in connection with the alleged misuse of official machinery by Yediyurappa and others, after the byelections were announced on Saturday.</p>.<p>Apart from Yediyurappa, the Karnataka Congress also filed a complaint against Deputy chief minister Govind Karjol, Law Minister J C Madhuswamy, Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai and the disqualified MLAs, who participated in a meeting with the Advocate General at the Forest Guest House in Malleswaram.</p>.<p>"Similarly, after the declaration of bye-elections, the CM and other ministers had a video conference with BJP national president Amit Shah and working president J P Nadda, at the committee room in Vidhana Soudha on September 21, to discuss preparation for bye-elections, including selection of candidates, mobilisation of resources, etc," the complaint read.</p>.<p>These acts of the CM and the ministers violated the model code of conduct and provisions of the Representation of People's Act, the complaint by former MP V S Ugrappa and MLC Prakash Rathod said.</p>
<p>The Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee, on Sunday, filed a complaint against Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa for violation of the model code of conduct.</p>.<p>The complaint was in connection with the alleged misuse of official machinery by Yediyurappa and others, after the byelections were announced on Saturday.</p>.<p>Apart from Yediyurappa, the Karnataka Congress also filed a complaint against Deputy chief minister Govind Karjol, Law Minister J C Madhuswamy, Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai and the disqualified MLAs, who participated in a meeting with the Advocate General at the Forest Guest House in Malleswaram.</p>.<p>"Similarly, after the declaration of bye-elections, the CM and other ministers had a video conference with BJP national president Amit Shah and working president J P Nadda, at the committee room in Vidhana Soudha on September 21, to discuss preparation for bye-elections, including selection of candidates, mobilisation of resources, etc," the complaint read.</p>.<p>These acts of the CM and the ministers violated the model code of conduct and provisions of the Representation of People's Act, the complaint by former MP V S Ugrappa and MLC Prakash Rathod said.</p>
