<p>BJP leaders continued to corner Tourism Minister C P Yogeshwar, following his controversial remarks against the leadership.</p>.<p>Revenue Minister R Ashoka said that one man’s statement had no bearing on the government, while Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s political secretary M P Renukacharya is learnt to have sought his ouster from the Cabinet and the party.</p>.<p>Speaking to reporters, Ashoka lashed out at Yogeshwar for terming Yediyurappa dispensation as a ‘three-party government’.</p>.<p>“Before making such allegations, he should ask himself who he was,” he said.</p>.<p>Any dispute among the party leaders should be addressed within the four walls of the party, the minister said.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a section of BJP MLAs led by Renukacharya met Yediyurappa on Sunday. They are learnt to have sought action against Yogeshwar and his expulsion from the Cabinet.</p>.<p>Taking a dig at the minister, Renukacharya called Yogeshwar a party hopper, who had “no morality to speak on the party, CM Yediyurappa and others.”</p>.<p>He should be ashamed, Renukacharya said, adding that he was rejected by the voters of Channapatna.</p>.<p>“If he thinks this is adjustment government, he should resign from the Cabinet and leave the party.”</p>.<p>In an apparent reference to Yediyurappa’s son and BJP vice president B Y Vijayendra, Yogeshwar recently said, “I won’t accept my son exercising my powers”. </p>.<p>He had accused those in the BJP of joining hands with opposition parties to jeopardise his political future. </p>
<p>BJP leaders continued to corner Tourism Minister C P Yogeshwar, following his controversial remarks against the leadership.</p>.<p>Revenue Minister R Ashoka said that one man’s statement had no bearing on the government, while Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s political secretary M P Renukacharya is learnt to have sought his ouster from the Cabinet and the party.</p>.<p>Speaking to reporters, Ashoka lashed out at Yogeshwar for terming Yediyurappa dispensation as a ‘three-party government’.</p>.<p>“Before making such allegations, he should ask himself who he was,” he said.</p>.<p>Any dispute among the party leaders should be addressed within the four walls of the party, the minister said.<br /><br />Meanwhile, a section of BJP MLAs led by Renukacharya met Yediyurappa on Sunday. They are learnt to have sought action against Yogeshwar and his expulsion from the Cabinet.</p>.<p>Taking a dig at the minister, Renukacharya called Yogeshwar a party hopper, who had “no morality to speak on the party, CM Yediyurappa and others.”</p>.<p>He should be ashamed, Renukacharya said, adding that he was rejected by the voters of Channapatna.</p>.<p>“If he thinks this is adjustment government, he should resign from the Cabinet and leave the party.”</p>.<p>In an apparent reference to Yediyurappa’s son and BJP vice president B Y Vijayendra, Yogeshwar recently said, “I won’t accept my son exercising my powers”. </p>.<p>He had accused those in the BJP of joining hands with opposition parties to jeopardise his political future. </p>
