<p>Mysuru: AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge has approved the name of Marithibbegowda as the Congress candidate for the biennial election to the Karnataka Legislative Council from South Teachers’ Constituency (STC), comprising Mysuru, Hassan, Mandya and Chamarajanagar districts. </p><p>Meanwhile, Marithibbegowda has announced that he would file nomination on Tuesday at 10 am. </p><p>Marithibbegowda, who hails from Anchedoddi of Malavalli taluk of Mandya district, had become a Syndicate member of the University of Mysuru twice; elected as an MLC four times as Congress candidate in 2000, as an Independent candidate in 2006, twice as JD(S) candidate in 2012 and 2018.</p>.Council polls: Alliance on, but BJP names candidate for seat won by JD(S) last time .<p>He has even served as the chairperson of the Karnataka Legislative Council. Marithibbegowda, who was in the JD(S), resigned from the MLC seat and joined the Congress on March 21. </p><p>“Being an MLC for four terms, I have understood the problems of teachers. Now, being in the ruling party, I will be able to bring about necessary reforms in the education sector,” he said.</p>
<p>Mysuru: AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge has approved the name of Marithibbegowda as the Congress candidate for the biennial election to the Karnataka Legislative Council from South Teachers’ Constituency (STC), comprising Mysuru, Hassan, Mandya and Chamarajanagar districts. </p><p>Meanwhile, Marithibbegowda has announced that he would file nomination on Tuesday at 10 am. </p><p>Marithibbegowda, who hails from Anchedoddi of Malavalli taluk of Mandya district, had become a Syndicate member of the University of Mysuru twice; elected as an MLC four times as Congress candidate in 2000, as an Independent candidate in 2006, twice as JD(S) candidate in 2012 and 2018.</p>.Council polls: Alliance on, but BJP names candidate for seat won by JD(S) last time .<p>He has even served as the chairperson of the Karnataka Legislative Council. Marithibbegowda, who was in the JD(S), resigned from the MLC seat and joined the Congress on March 21. </p><p>“Being an MLC for four terms, I have understood the problems of teachers. Now, being in the ruling party, I will be able to bring about necessary reforms in the education sector,” he said.</p>
