Yeddyurappa cheats his adopted son?

BS Yeddyurappa, when he was the CM had adopted a child and promised to help him in his studies But the boy's fees has not been paid from the time he reached the tenth standard When the boy tried to meet Yeddyurappa at his house, he was not allowed to get inside

As the news of Yeddyurappa's son BY Raghavendra's car killing a pedestrian made news, another information about his adopted son has created a controversy.

BJP State President BS Yeddyurappa, when he was the Chief Minister, seven years ago had adopted a child and promised to help him in his studies.

Vishwanath of Byatarayanapura in Bengaluru was adopted by BS Yeddyurappa. The 10-year-old child Vishwanath was found crying in front of the Gali Anjaneya Temple.

Looking at the child, Yeddyurappa had adopted him and also had told that he would deposit Rs 1 lakh in the boy's name. Vishwanath is a son of Basappa and Shivamma couple, hailing from an economically poor family.

Then he asked his close aide  Siddalingaswamy to look after the educational expenses of the child. Accordingly, the boy's school fee was paid till he reached the ninth standard. However, when he was in the tenth standard, his fee was not paid.

However, he completed the tenth standard by arranging for the money with difficulty. But he is not in a position of affording the college education.

When he with his parents tried to approach Siddalingaswamy. But they were shocked as he refused to help them and allegedly said to get the help directly from Yeddyurappa.

The family even tried to meet Yeddyurappa at his house in Dollars Colony in Bengaluru. But they met with rejection as they were not allowed inside the house nor left to speak to Yeddyurappa.