MYSURU: Criticising the previous Congress government for its failure to appoint vice-chancellors to probably the most state’s necessary varsities, together with the University of Mysore (UoM), vice-chairman of the legislative council Marithibbegowda, who's contesting the council elections from the South Teachers’ constituency, on Monday mentioned, “Failure to appoint full-time VCs to seven universities in the state used to be the most important failure of the Congress government.”
Gowda, who spoke to reporters at an interaction organised through the Mysore District Journalists’ Association, mentioned, “UoM is a varsity that has an international reputation. It has been and not using a permanent VC for more than one-and-a-half years. Congress has became a blind eye to training.”
The legislative council vice-chairman has been elected from the South Teachers’ constituency twice in succession, and is eyeing a hat-trick this 12 months. “I shot 4 letters to the previous government urging it to appoint VCs to universities, nevertheless it became out to be a futile workout,” mentioned Gowda, blaming the delay in appointment of VCs to the tussle between Karnataka governor Vajubhai Vala and the Congress.
On the other hand, BJP candidate B Niranjan Murthy dubbed the transfer to bar part-time academics from voting in the constituency ‘anti-democratic’. Murthy additionally condemned the previous government’s stance at the new pension scheme for academics.
Congress candidate M Lakshman announced that this will be the last time he would contest from the South Teachers’ constituency. “All my lifestyles, I have been preventing for quite a lot of causes related to training. I beg citizens to improve me in order that I will be able to proceed my struggle,” he mentioned.
Gowda, who spoke to reporters at an interaction organised through the Mysore District Journalists’ Association, mentioned, “UoM is a varsity that has an international reputation. It has been and not using a permanent VC for more than one-and-a-half years. Congress has became a blind eye to training.”
The legislative council vice-chairman has been elected from the South Teachers’ constituency twice in succession, and is eyeing a hat-trick this 12 months. “I shot 4 letters to the previous government urging it to appoint VCs to universities, nevertheless it became out to be a futile workout,” mentioned Gowda, blaming the delay in appointment of VCs to the tussle between Karnataka governor Vajubhai Vala and the Congress.
On the other hand, BJP candidate B Niranjan Murthy dubbed the transfer to bar part-time academics from voting in the constituency ‘anti-democratic’. Murthy additionally condemned the previous government’s stance at the new pension scheme for academics.
Congress candidate M Lakshman announced that this will be the last time he would contest from the South Teachers’ constituency. “All my lifestyles, I have been preventing for quite a lot of causes related to training. I beg citizens to improve me in order that I will be able to proceed my struggle,” he mentioned.
‘Failure to appoint VCs Cong govt’s biggest failure’
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