A profile highlighting his background in public life, local governance, business, agriculture and electoral journey.
G. Mariswamy is a Karnataka-based political leader and businessman associated with agriculture and public life. He contested the Karnataka Legislative Assembly elections and has also served in local governance.
He contested the 2018 Karnataka Legislative Assembly Election from the Arsikere Assembly Constituency in Hassan District as a BJP candidate. He had previously contested the 2013 Assembly election from Dasarahalli as a Karnataka Janata Paksha (KJP) candidate.
Contested the Dasarahalli Assembly constituency in the 2013 Karnataka Assembly election as a Karnataka Janata Paksha (KJP) candidate.
Contested the Arsikere Assembly constituency on a BJP ticket in the 2018 Karnataka Legislative Assembly Election.
Public reporting identifies G. Mariswamy as having served as President of the Bengaluru Urban Zilla Panchayat.
SSLC / 10th Pass
Nelamangala Government High School
1979–80
S.R.S. Wood Industries and Sawmill
Businessman / Agriculturist
Arsikere Assembly Constituency
The information provided indicates the following financial disclosures from the 2018 election affidavit.
G. Mariswamy has also been associated with local governance and public administration, including service as President of the Bengaluru Urban Zilla Panchayat.
His public profile combines political participation with experience in grassroots administration and civic development.
The information provided states that G. Mariswamy was named as one of the accused in a POCSO-related case involving former Karnataka Chief Minister B. S. Yediyurappa and other co-accused.
The CID's 2024 chargesheet reportedly alleged offences under Sections 204 and 214 of the IPC against Mariswamy and the other co-accused.
In February 2025, the Karnataka High Court partly allowed a petition filed by Mariswamy and other co-accused. The information provided states that the earlier order taking cognizance was set aside and the matter was remitted to the trial court for appropriate orders, without terminating the underlying crime, investigation or final report.
The information further states that in November 2025, the Karnataka High Court refused to quash the case against Yediyurappa and the other accused, allowing the proceedings to continue.