Member of Legislative Council (MLC)
An MLC is a representative who sits in the Legislative Council (Vidhan Parishad) of a state. MLCs are chosen through a special electoral process involving MLAs, members of local bodies, registered graduates, and registered teachers, with some also nominated by the Governor. They play a role in examining bills and suggesting changes.
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- Understanding India's Legislative Councils and MLC Elections An MLC is a representative who sits in the Legislative Council (Vidhan Parishad) of a state. MLCs are chosen through a special electoral process involving MLAs, members of local bodies, registered graduates, and registered teachers, with some also nominated by the Governor. They play a role in examining bills and suggesting changes.