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Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in No 1 slot with K T Rama Rao in tow
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao remains top performer among all the MLAs in the State with 98 per cent marks.Disclosing the results of performance report of the party MLAs during the TRSLP meeting held on Saturday, it was revealed that the performance of the MLAs had improved. He said his own performance which stood at 96.7 per cent last time had gone up to 98 percent, according to sources.
Disclosing the results of performance report of the party MLAs during the TRSLP meeting held on Saturday, it was revealed that the performance of the MLAs had improved
Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao remains top performer among all the MLAs in the State with 98 per cent marks.Disclosing the results of performance report of the party MLAs during the TRSLP meeting held on Saturday, it was revealed that the performance of the MLAs had improved. He said his own performance which stood at 96.7 per cent last time had gone up to 98 percent, according to sources.
KCR’s son and IT Minister K T Rama Rao, who was at sixth position last time, graduated to number two slot scoring 91
per cent marks. He had surpassed the Finance Minister Eatala Rajender, who stood at number two position last time.
According to the last survey, KTR had got only 60.40 per cent. Irrigation Minister T Harish Rao continued to be at number three slot. He scored 89 per cent marks, which is more than the previous survey (82.30 per cent).
The notable rise in the performance was that of former Deputy Chief Minister T Rajaiah. In the last survey, he had got 32.70 per cent, but now he scored 84 per cent and is at number four. Another MLA Putta Madhu from Manthani, who was at the bottom during the previous survey with 39.70 per cent is also at fourth place with 84 per cent marks, said sources.
Kukatpally MLA Madhavaram Krishna Rao, whose performance was found to be at the bottom in the previous survey, failed to show any improvement. During previous survey, Rao scored 41.50 per cent and his performance remained same in the latest survey. In districts, performance of Andhole MLA Babu Mohan’s performance was also rated to have come down. In Karimnagar, Vemulawada MLA Ch Ramesh was at the bottom with least marks, said sources. Most of the MLAs were seen happy with the survey report.
