<p>B C Mylarappa was relieved from service as Registrar of Bangalore University on Saturday.<br /><br />The State government issued an order relieving him from service after the Karnataka High Court quashed his appointment as the Registrar of Bangalore University, on Wednesday. </p>.<p>A government-appointed committee headed by retired IAS officer K V Irniraya had indicted Mylarappa of plagiarism. <br /><br />The indictment was based on a report by Institute for Social and Economic Change, which confirmed the allegations of plagiarism against him.<br /><br />Mylarappa is said to have assisted his PhD student, M Venkataramanappa, allowing him to copy more than 100 pages from his PhD thesis. The registrar’s own PhD thesis has also been slammed for plagiarism. <br /><br />Based on the recommendations of the Irniraya Committee, the University Syndicate had earlier this year decided to withdraw the PhD of Venkataramanappa.<br /><br />Two days ago, the High Court Division Bench comprising Justice N Kumar and Justice Suri Appa Rao had directed the State government to relieve Mylarappa immediately from service on the charges of plagiarism. <br /><br />Even on Thursday, Mylarappa did not attend the Syndicate meeting of the university. It was chaired by the acting Vice Chancellor.</p>
<p>B C Mylarappa was relieved from service as Registrar of Bangalore University on Saturday.<br /><br />The State government issued an order relieving him from service after the Karnataka High Court quashed his appointment as the Registrar of Bangalore University, on Wednesday. </p>.<p>A government-appointed committee headed by retired IAS officer K V Irniraya had indicted Mylarappa of plagiarism. <br /><br />The indictment was based on a report by Institute for Social and Economic Change, which confirmed the allegations of plagiarism against him.<br /><br />Mylarappa is said to have assisted his PhD student, M Venkataramanappa, allowing him to copy more than 100 pages from his PhD thesis. The registrar’s own PhD thesis has also been slammed for plagiarism. <br /><br />Based on the recommendations of the Irniraya Committee, the University Syndicate had earlier this year decided to withdraw the PhD of Venkataramanappa.<br /><br />Two days ago, the High Court Division Bench comprising Justice N Kumar and Justice Suri Appa Rao had directed the State government to relieve Mylarappa immediately from service on the charges of plagiarism. <br /><br />Even on Thursday, Mylarappa did not attend the Syndicate meeting of the university. It was chaired by the acting Vice Chancellor.</p>
