<p>The bickering between factions of the ruling BJP unit is all set to reach the party high command in the national capital once again.</p>.<p>Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s political secretary M P Renukacharya said that a delegation of MLAs will travel to New Delhi and file a complaint on the continued attack by disgruntled BJP members against the state government.</p>.<p>"We will meet national leaders in Delhi and press for the expulsion of such legislators," Renukacharya told reporters after meeting Yediyurappa. </p>.<p>The development came after BJP MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal and Tourism Minister C P Yogeeshwar resumed their criticism of the Yediyurappa administration and the alleged interference of CM’s son BY Vijayendra in the government, fueling speculation over change in leadership.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/enough-it-is-good-to-retire-respectfully-bjp-mla-yatnal-to-yediyurappa-1005622.html" target="_blank">Enough, it is good to retire respectfully: BJP MLA Yatnal to Yediyurappa</a></strong></p>.<p>Renukacharya said that the comments on leadership change and attacks on Yediyurappa cannot be tolerated. "Anyone making such statements can do so after resigning as a legislator...Talking against Yediyurappa is like talking against the party," he said.</p>.<p>"We are warning them. Repeatedly issuing statements to embarrass Yediyurappa is not right," Renukacharya said, adding that they would meet the national leaders during the upcoming Lok Sabha session.</p>.<p>Another MLA MP Kumaraswamy dared those critical of the CM to resign and face elections again. "The party leadership has warned them already," he noted.</p>.<p>Renukacharya and Kumaraswamy along with MLAs M Chandrappa, Arunkumar Pujar and others met Yediyurappa at his official residence, earlier in the day.</p>
<p>The bickering between factions of the ruling BJP unit is all set to reach the party high command in the national capital once again.</p>.<p>Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa’s political secretary M P Renukacharya said that a delegation of MLAs will travel to New Delhi and file a complaint on the continued attack by disgruntled BJP members against the state government.</p>.<p>"We will meet national leaders in Delhi and press for the expulsion of such legislators," Renukacharya told reporters after meeting Yediyurappa. </p>.<p>The development came after BJP MLA Basangouda Patil Yatnal and Tourism Minister C P Yogeeshwar resumed their criticism of the Yediyurappa administration and the alleged interference of CM’s son BY Vijayendra in the government, fueling speculation over change in leadership.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/enough-it-is-good-to-retire-respectfully-bjp-mla-yatnal-to-yediyurappa-1005622.html" target="_blank">Enough, it is good to retire respectfully: BJP MLA Yatnal to Yediyurappa</a></strong></p>.<p>Renukacharya said that the comments on leadership change and attacks on Yediyurappa cannot be tolerated. "Anyone making such statements can do so after resigning as a legislator...Talking against Yediyurappa is like talking against the party," he said.</p>.<p>"We are warning them. Repeatedly issuing statements to embarrass Yediyurappa is not right," Renukacharya said, adding that they would meet the national leaders during the upcoming Lok Sabha session.</p>.<p>Another MLA MP Kumaraswamy dared those critical of the CM to resign and face elections again. "The party leadership has warned them already," he noted.</p>.<p>Renukacharya and Kumaraswamy along with MLAs M Chandrappa, Arunkumar Pujar and others met Yediyurappa at his official residence, earlier in the day.</p>
