Pillar-wise Performance
विकास (Vikas / Development)Average Performance
MPLADS Fund utilization and project execution efficiency
Funds Spent
₹14.75 Cr
of ₹28.14 Cr
Projects Done
302 Works
62% completion rate
Sanction Efficiency
70%
Speed of fund approvals
उपस्थिति (Upasthiti / Attendance)
Presence in the 18th Lok Sabha sessions
आवाज़ (Awaaz / Voice)
Active participation in debates and questioning
Debates Participated
Questions Raised
स्वच्छ छवि (Swachh Chhavi / Integrity)
Analysis of criminal records and asset growth transparency
22 Declared Criminal Cases in 2024 Affidavit.
Scored using inverse weighting: fewer cases result in a higher score. Minister status adjusts weight to prioritize background integrity.
Performance Overview for Nizamabad Constituency
Arvind Dharmapuri represents the Nizamabad parliamentary constituency in the 18th Lok Sabha, serving under the BJP political party. Under the NetaScore evaluation framework, Arvind Dharmapuri has achieved an overall score of 53 out of 100 points based on aggregated, verified records from official government portals and independent research archives.
In terms of local area development under the Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS), Arvind Dharmapuri has secured 24 out of 40 marks for fund deployment and project completion. This metric evaluates how effectively development funds allocated by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) are deployed to address infrastructure and civic needs in Nizamabad.
Regarding parliamentary active duty and constituent advocacy, Arvind Dharmapuri scored out of 15 marks for physical attendance in Lok Sabha sessions, and out of 25 marks for parliamentary voice—evaluating active participation in parliamentary debates, questions raised, and legislative engagements.
On the integrity and transparency index (Swachh Chhavi), official election affidavits filed with the Election Commission of India (ECI) record 22 criminal case(s) and declared net assets valued at ₹109.9 Crore, earning a score of out of 20 marks.