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1 The Constitution as a Basis for monitoring of Elected Representatives ERs derive their powers for functioning through the Constitution They are mandated to Attend Sessions, Raise people’s Issues, Debate, Participate in Discussions and Pass legislations. The Constitution defines their powers and rules of functioning, hence only the Constitution can provide the parameters for their monitoring. 2 Parameters for Rating MLAs (1/4) Parameter Marks Present1(Attendance, No. & Quality of Issues Raised, Usage of 52 Area Development Fund) Past 2(Education qualification, PAN Card, Criminal cases) 8 Perception (through an citizen survey of 27,121 people for 40 their perception on their MLA’s accessibility/availability, performance, corruption, and satisfaction with quality of life, services provided by government) Negative for new FIR cases after 2015 election 3 Minus 5 Negative for pending Charge Sheet 3 Minus 5 Total 100 RTI Data Source: 1 Vidhan Bhavan and Delhi Government Website; 2 Election Commission of India’s Website; 3 Delhi Police. 3 Parameters for Rating MLAs (2/4) Present Parameter (Marks) Sessions Attended 10 Based on percentage of attendance. 1) 100% to 91%- 10; 2) 90% to 76% - 8; 3) 75% to 61% -6; 4) 60% to 51% - 4; and 5) below 50% - 0 Number of Issues Raised 10 Against Group Percentage Rank. 16 being the top most percentile and so on to the lowest for 1 Importance of Issues Raised 27 Weightage is given to issues raised through the questions depending on whether they belong to the Central List, State List, or are in the domain of Municipal Authority. In the aggregate scale (out of 100) the following weightage is given: Centre gets 3; State gets 13; Municipal Corporation Delhi gets 4 and Centre/State/Municipal Corporation Delhi gets 7 Total Local Area Development Funds Utilised during April’2018 to 5 March'2019 Calculation for the current financial year is done for the sanctioned fund of Rs. 4 crore.1) 100% (or more) to 91%- 5; 2) 90% to 76% - 4; 3) 75% to 61% -3; 4) 60% to 51% - 2; and 5) below 50% - 0 Note: Local Area Development fund for the current year has not been calculated in the scoring because the data is incomplete. There is discrepancy in the RTI response and the fund utilisation uploaded on the Delhi Government website due to the transfer of implementation of the MLA Local Area Development fund (MLA LAD) scheme from the District Urban Development Agency to the Urban Development Department, Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi. Hence to maintain parity in the scoring for this year we have not calculated marks in this section for all the MLAs. Back 4 Importance of Issues Raised Step 1: Issues raised are categorised into: Centre based State based Municipal Corporation Delhi based Centre/State/Municipal Corporation Delhi based Based on the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India. Overall weightage is given in the ratio of 3:13:4:7 in the above categories. Step 2: Further issues are given certain weightages depending on them being prime functions of the State Legislature or of the Municipal bodies or the Centre or jointly under Centre/State/Municipal Corporation Delhi. Step 3: Further weighted by score for Number of Issue Raised. Back 5 Parameters for Rating MLAs (3/4) Past Parameter (Marks) Education Qualification 1 A minimum of 10th Pass - 1; if not – 0 Income Tax 2 1) Possessing PAN Card - 1 2) Filling of last years IT returns – 1 Criminal Record 5 If the candidate has zero cases registered against her/him, then 5; else as below: 1) Criminal Cases Registered containing the following charges: Murder, Rape, Molestation, Riot, Extortion - 0 2) Other criminal cases than the above mentioned – 3 Back 6 Parameters for Rating MLAs (4/4) Perception Parameter (Marks) Perception of Public Services 20 Score on Public Services Awareness & Accessibility 6 Score on Awareness amongst people about their representative, their political party and ease of access to the representative Corruption Index 10 Score on perceived personal corruption of the representative Broad Measures 4 Score on overall satisfaction and improvement in quality of life Back 7 Back 8 The overall average score of MLAs has dropped from 58.8% in 2016 to 53.8% in 2019. Note: 58 MLAs (55 from AAP and 3 from BJP) were ranked in 2016, 59 MLAs (57 from AAP and 2 from BJP) in 2017, 58 MLAs (55 9 from AAP and 3 from BJP) in 2018 & 60 MLAs (56 from AAP and 4 from BJP) have been ranked in 2019. MLAs Attendance in the Assembly MLAs Attendance - Praja's Report Card • The MLAs attendance has 94 92.4 % dropped from 92.4% in 92 2016 to 80.3% in 2019. 90 88.6 % • The first (2016) report card 88 covered the performance of 86 MLAs on said parameters for a period between 23rd 84 84.7 % February 2015 to 22nd 82 80.3 % December 2015; second 80 (2017) report card from 22nd March 2016 to 18th 78 January 2017; third (2018) 76 report card from 6th March 74 2017 to 17th January 2018; 2016 2017 2018 2019 and the fourth (current – 2019) report card from 16th March 2018 to 28th MLAs Attendance 2016 2017 2018 2019 February 2019. No. of Session Days 26 17 22 36 10 • The number of issues raised has gone up to 2542 in 2019 as compared to 951 in 2016 • 13% MLAs (08 out of 60) raised 5 issues or less in 2019 report card 11 Top 5 MLAs in Issues Raised in 2019 Report Card Assembly Zone Constituency Party Name of the MLA No. of Issues Rank No. Rohini 13 BJP Vijender Kumar 210 8 Shahdara North 69 BJP Jagdish Pradhan 175 2 West 27 BJP Manjinder Singh Sirsa 149 10 Shahdara South 59 BJP Om Prakash Sharma 138 4 Civil Line 3 AAP Pankaj Kant Singhal 98 6 Bottom MLAs – Issues Raised in 2019 Report Card (0 to 5 Issues Raised) Assembly Zone Party Name of the MLA No. of Issues Rank Constituency No. City 21 AAP Asim Ahmed Khan 0 46 Karol Bagh 24 AAP Hazari Lal Chauhan 1 35 Narela 1 AAP Sharad Kumar 2 56 South 46 AAP Kartar Singh Tanwar 2 49 Central 54 AAP Amanatullah Khan 2 58 Shahdara North 70 AAP Kapil Mishra 2 52 Central 51 AAP Avtar Singh 3 42 Central 42 AAP Madan Lal 5 59 12 Quality of Issues Raised 40 39 % 39 38.7 % 38.5 % 38 37 36 35.8 % 35 34 2016 2017 2018 2019 Though the number of issues raised has gone up however, the quality of questions has remain stagnant close to 39%. MLAs need to raise issues relating to the issues faced by citizens which impact quality of life. 13 Accessibility of MLAs 70% 64.90% 65% 64% 60% 55% 50.40% 50% 49.20% 45% 40% 2016 2017 2018 2019 This data shows how much the MLAs are accessible to the citizens or citizens are able to reach the MLAs. Towards the last year of the assembly there is drop in accessibility which is disturbing. 14 The average score of Delhi MLAs was 58.83% in 2016 (23rd February, 2015 to 22nd December, 2015), 53.38% in 2017 (22nd March 2016 to 18th January 2017), it was 55.39% in 2018 (6th March, 2017 to 17th January, 2018), while it is 53.77% in 2019 (16th March, 2018 to 28th February, 2019) 15 Top 3 MLAs 16 Bottom 3 MLAs 17 Delhi MLAs Rank & Score (in %) in 2019 Party Name of the MLA Score Rank Party Name of the MLA Score Rank AAP Mohinder Goyal 73.83 1 AAP Rajesh Rishi 53.85 31 BJP Jagdish Pradhan 72.13 2 AAP Parmila Tokas 52.79 32 AAP S. K. Bagga 71.88 3 AAP Alka Lamba 52.74 33 BJP Om Prakash Sharma 71.07 4 AAP Jitender Singh Tomar 52.66 34 AAP Girish Soni 70.07 5 AAP Hazari Lal Chauhan 52.58 35 AAP Pankaj Kant Singhal 69.16 6 AAP Praveen Kumar 52.40 36 AAP Vishesh Ravi 69.14 7 AAP Rituraj Govind 52.26 37 BJP Vijender Kumar 64.87 8 AAP Shiv Charan Goel 52.13 38 AAP Bhavna Gaur 64.37 9 AAP Nitin Tyagi 51.61 39 BJP Manjinder Singh Sirsa 61.89 10 AAP Mohd. Ishraque 49.05 40 AAP Anil Kumar Bajpai 61.79 11 AAP Sanjeev Jha 48.86 41 AAP Ajay Dutt 61.21 12 AAP Avtar Singh 48.81 42 AAP Manoj Kumar 61.15 13 AAP Raju Dhingan 48.74 43 AAP Pawan Kumar Sharma 60.43 14 AAP Sarita Singh 47.35 44 AAP Bandana Kumari 59.73 15 AAP Narayan Dutt Sharma 47.27 45 AAP Adarsh Shastri 59.32 16 AAP Asim Ahmed Khan 47.19 46 AAP Somnath Bharti 59.26 17 AAP Sahi Ram 45.75 47 AAP Vijender Garg Vijay 59.15 18 AAP Som Dutt 44.99 48 AAP Fateh Singh 58.96 19 AAP Kartar Singh Tanwar 44.95 49 AAP Ram Chander 58.91 20 AAP Sandeep Kumar 42.51 50 AAP Saurabh Bharadwaj 58.31 21 AAP Raghuvinder Shokeen 42.03 51 AAP Shri Dutt Sharma 58.14 22 AAP Kapil Mishra 40.72 52 AAP Rajesh Gupta 57.87 23 AAP Naresh Yadav 40.54 53 AAP Devinder Kumar Sehrawat 57.17 24 AAP Mahinder Yadav 40.29 54 AAP Jagdeep Singh 56.02 25 AAP Prakash 39.07 55 AAP Ajesh Yadav 55.85 26 AAP Sharad Kumar 38.22 56 AAP Jarnail Singh 55.76 27 AAP Dinesh Mohaniya 37.84 57 AAP Akhilesh Pati Tripathi 55.37 28 AAP Amanatullah Khan 37.67 58 AAP Gulab Singh 54.73 29 AAP Madan Lal 35.73 59 AAP Sukhvir Singh 54.58 30 AAP Naresh Balyan 33.31 60 18 Synopsis of the current Term (6th Assembly) • Praja released its first MLA Report Card in 2016.
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    daily Vol No. 56 No. 47 JAMMU, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2020 REGD. NO. JK-71/18-20 12 Pages ` 5.00 ExcelsiorRNI No. 28547/65 Kejriwal’s Ministers Investments, domicile, security high on agenda take oath in different ways LG briefs Shah, Dr Jitendra, Doval NEW DELHI, Feb 16: In a departure from the tra- dition of taking oath in the on J&K situation; to meet PM today name of God, Arvind Kejriwal's Cabinet member *Security forces to step up anti-militancy ops Gopal Rai did it in the name of stood to have briefed the Union Territory,'' sources said, adding martyrs of the freedom strug- Sanjeev Pargal law and order situation apart Ministers and the NSA about the that a special cell in the MHA gle. from development and financial JAMMU, Feb 16: UT Government decision to was on the job and the decision Rai was the Labour issues of Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Girish hold by-elections to 12,650 could be announced shortly. Minister in the previous AAP during the meetings with Shah, Chandra Murmu today met vacancies of Panchayats in the While law and order situa- Government. He had also held Dr Jitendra and Doval. Union Home Minister Amit month of March followed by tion was well under control in the charge of general adminis- Similar issues were likely to Shah, Union Minister of State first-ever election to the District Kashmir, according to sources, tration department. be taken up by Murmu with in the Prime Minister's Office Planning and Development the focus has now shifted to Rajendra Pal Gautam, who Prime Minister Narendra Modi (PMO) Dr Jitendra Singh and Boards (DPDBs) and annual pil- intensify anti-militancy opera- was the Social Welfare Minister during his meeting tomorrow, National Security Advisor grimage of Shri Amarnath Ji tions in the Valley, which had in the previous Arvind Kejriwal sources said.