Congress candidate Laxman appeals to advocates for support

NT Correspondent

Mysuru: Mysuru- Kodagu Congress candidate M Lakshman on Thursday campaigned along with party activists in various areas of Chamaraja assembly segment.

During his campaign at the district court premises, he appealed to advocates and voters to elect him to parliament and assured to look into the demands of lawyers besides airing their views before the Union government.

Lakshman highlighted that during his previous tenure, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had worked hard for development of Mysuru by completing over Rs 3800 crore worth works including construction of hospitals, colleges and the new DC office.

The CM has also announced various development works for renovation of the heritage Devaraja Markets, Lansdowne building, the construction of the new building of Maharanis College, the new OPD block of KR Hospital and other works.

Lakshman reminded voters that his party has given a ticket to a Vokkaliga in Mysuru after a gap of 45 years.

KPCC working president Tanveer Sait, who also spoke, said the Congress government had walked the talk by successfully implementing all poll guarantee schemes aimed at the upliftment of the poor to help them lead a dignified life.

District Bar Association President S Lokesh assured all support to M Lakshman.