MYSURU: Implementing lockdown principles that impose limitations on inter-district traveling and seeing shrines, main minister BS Yediyurappa’s son BY Vijayendra, additionally Karnataka BJP vice-president, allegedly visited Srikanteshwara temple at Nanjangud at Mysuru area Tuesday, reports Milton Lawrence. BJP Mysuru district president Mangala Somashekar verified that Vijayendra visited the temple together with his spouse. BJP Mysuru district president Mangala Somashekar stated Vijayendra came from Bengaluru on Monday and seen Mahadeva Taata Gaddige in Sangama, close Hullahalli, Nanjangud taluk. “On Tuesdayhe seen Nanjangud temple,” she added. Party employees claimed the few entered the temple escorted by policemen and included that temple employees had been present even prior to his birth. “He had been within the temple for approximately half an hour and abandoned afterwards performing quests,” a priest added and said they can’t”stop powerful persons from going to the temple since the choice is obtained by district police”. Vijayendra along with the Mysuru DC didn’t react to TOI’s calls because of their response. Nagachandra Dixit, chief priest in the temple, also said that he didn’t go to the shrine on Tuesday because of private work. “We run pujas daily in the temple with no devotees. I’m unsure whether Vijayendra was current,” he further added. District superintendent of police CB Ryshyanth reported the temple is below the Mysuru district government along with the DC requires a call who must go to the temple. BJP MLC AH Vishwanth stated that Vijayendra, because part of their ministry, has to honor the regulation of this land. KPCC spokesperson M Lakshmana lambasted the BJP government and stated,”Let’s follow the regulations and rules that they framework for the public and also become role models. Officials can not stop influential individuals such as the chief minister’s child”