‘Those who doing tricks will…,’ BS Yediyurappa's first reaction as HC stays POSCO case; to appear before CID on Monday

BS Yediyurappa, Karnataka BJP leader and and former chief minister, returned to Bengaluru on Saturday after a warrant in the ongoing POSCO case against him was stayed by the Bombay high court. Reacting to case proceedings, Yediyurappa said, it caused "necessary confusion" and that he will face the court on July 17.

He said, "I went to Delhi as part of a scheduled program. I have already informed that I would come for trial on the 17th of this month. The High Court has also issued an injunction. I am going to the trial on Monday. They did the work of causing unnecessary confusion.

"I am not complaining to anyone. Time will decide everything. People know what the truth is. Those who are doing tricks, the people will teach them a lesson."

Yediyurappa has been booked under the POCSO Act and Section 354 A (Sexual harassment) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) based on a complaint by the mother of a 17-year-old girl who alleged that he molested her daughter during a meeting on February two this year, at his residence in Dollars Colony in Bengaluru.

A Bengaluru court had on Thursday issued a non-bailable warrant against Yediyurappa directing his immediate arrest. . The order of the High Court followed a letter from the petitioner (Yediyurappa) volunteering to appear before police on June 17.

"Everyone knows everything and I have full faith in the judiciary. I will get justice. I will appear before the court on 17 June," the former chief minister said today.

BJP leaders have alleged a "political conspiracy" against Yediyurappa.

Meanwhile, , Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said he and his government have never took part in such act. 

Siddaramaiah asked, ", what should that be called? They had cancelled Rahul Gandhi's membership (of Lok Sabha).