Three more complaints were on Monday filed against Karnataka chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa and others in connection with alleged land scam cases even as the BJP is mulling a strategy to deal with the political situation arising out of the governor's sanction to prosecute him.
The complaints filed by advocate Sirajin Basha relate to the alleged illegal transfer of land, abuse of power, criminal conspiracy, cheating and securing of illegal gain for the kith and kin of the chief minister and those associated with him.
The chief minister has been named as common accused in all the three complaints filed in the 23rd Additional City and Civil Sessions court and the two complaints filed on Sunday.
The chief minister's son, in-laws, and companies that allegedly benefitted from the land deals were named as accused in the complaints.
As per the complaints, Mr Yeddyurappa and others had allegedly secured monetary gain of over Rs 189 crore and caused a loss to the exchequer to the tune of over Rs 465 crore.
Sirajin Basha is one of the two advocates on whose petitions governor H R Bhardwaj gave the sanction for prosecution proceedings against Mr Yeddyurappa.
BJP had dubbed the sanction as constitutionally 'improper' and 'politically motivated'.
Mr Yeddyurappa had met senior leaders L.K. Advani and Arun Jaitley in Delhi yesterday to chalk out a strategy to deal with the political situation arising out of the governor's sanction to prosecute him for his alleged involvement in land scams.