TS CM KCR Reaches Lax Party Legislators:- Telangana State Chief Minister Mr. K. Chandrasekhar Rao, as part of his post survey follow up exercise, has reached out to party legislators who are found to be negligent in carrying out their responsibilities.

District level reviews will be conducted with the MLAs and MLCs by the CM to assess factors that failed them in making significant contribution to his electors and constituencies.

A majority of the Ministers as well as the legislators improved on their performance compared to the findings in the previous survey. On Saturday, at the Telangana Rashtra Samithi Legislature Party members (TRSLP), KCR has just thrown broad hints on individual performances of some MLAs and Ministers. The CM will also be exhorting those who could not fare well in the last survey to go all out. It is expected that KCR may even hand over the ranking card to each one of them along with a list of tasks, they should attend to on priority basis.

As per reports, the CM has given a caution to three MLAs, who figured at the bottom list in the survey and asked them to improve their performance by reaching out to people in their respective constituencies. To improve their rankings, at least in the next survey, some of the ministers were trying to give out their best.

Among the ministers who were in the much safe zone, were A. Indrakaran Reddy (74%), Etela Rajender (73.2%), Talasani Srinivas Yadav (67%) and Padma Rao (64.4%). But, they were keen on going the extra mile, to deliver the desired level. The Ministers who have been reportedly consistent in their performance, were Senior Ministers such as Jupalli Krishna Rao and G Jagadish Reddy.

In the present survey, Minister for Forests Jogu Ramanna (43%) could add marginally to his score. The results of the survey came for many of the party MLAs, who have been doing a splendid job at the grassroots level. Ravindra Kumar R topped the rankings in Nalgonda district scoring 81% for his performance.

Thanks to the rankings given to the legislators basing on their overall performance, almost all the MLAs are bound for their respective Assembly constituencies. The Chief Minister had dropped hints that almost all the sitting MLAs would be re-nominated in the next elections, but the electoral prospects would depend more or less on their performance as individual MLAs.

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