Bangalore, Jan 24 (PTI): The High Court today ordered issue of notices to Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa, state unit BJP head K S Eshwarappa and Chief Secretary S V Ranganath over the ruling-party sponsored bandh on January 22.
The division bench comprising Chief Justive J S Khehar and Justice A S Bopanna also ordered issue of notices to Home Secretary Shiva Kumar and DGP Ajai Kumar Singh on a PIL filed by city-based advocate V Bopanna, who contended that the bandh was illegal.
The bandh call was given by BJP to protest Governor H R Bhardwaj's sanction for prosecution of Yeddyurappa in alleged land scams.
The petitioner termed the bandh as "self-sponsored by the BJP for its selfish political motives".
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