Mr.Priya Krishna son of Shri.M Krishnappa was born in Bangalore, Karnataka on April the 27 Th, 1984. He studied at The New Cambridge English School in Bangalore and then completed his B.A. (Hons.) and LLB Degree from Bangalore University. He then went on to get his MA in political science from Mysore University. Actively participated in campaigning during the 2004 Parliamentary Elections, 2008 Assembly elections, and 2009 Parliamentary elections.

A prominent Golfer who represented Karnataka in the 2001 National Games held at Punjab. Dynamically involved in assisting his father who is the current MLA of Vijayanagar and also engrossed in numerous Philanthropic activities and social service. An active member of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Party since 2003. He has also been trying to inculcate a sense of social and political responsibility amongst the youth through uplifting the down trodden and traveling extensively to reaffirm rights and beliefs, creating awareness of social power discounting any theories about the youths inability to process complex political matters.

Perspective

Education influenced him to believe in peaceful process of conflict resolution and strive hard to make certain the organizations function with high levels of "horizontal or non-hierarchical" democracy. He is of the opinion that nothing is more significant and essential than education as nowhere are our stakes are higher because future depends on the quality of education of our children today. He considers lack of sufficient knowledge to confront concrete, composite and tangible problems with an overemphasis upon defeated reforms that couldn’t be enacted through legislation.

He prioritized and realized his political aspirations, ambitions by getting involved in:

Grass root campaigns to support his father’s agenda across the constituency so as to build a stronger base to realize the changes. Groundwork involved for the addressal of various problems faced by the citizens over major issues such as healthcare, education and infrastructure so as to confront de facto grievances.

Networking with the regional civil factions and pioneers in order to tackle the issues in real time that encompass the diversity of problems found in neighborhoods and communities across the constituency.

Reaffirming support to representatives who envisage and pioneer the movement for change to make it a reality.

Access to the right of communication is broadened with the range of public debate being greatly expanded.

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