The ratings, which are based on the feedback of 6.5 lakh respondents on the Neta App over the last two years, reflect how Delhiites perceive the performance of their political representatives. As per the Neta App survey, Patparganj MLA Sisodia, who is also in-charge of many ministries, has got the highest ratings.
On a scale of 5, Sisodia has scored 4.3 points, much ahead of Keriwal who scored 3.5 on the same scale.
Sisodia was closely followed by Jagdeep Singh (AAP) from Hari Nagar, Dinesh Mohaniya(AAP) from Sangam Vihar, Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi and Ajesh Yadav (AAP) from Badli constituency. Interestingly, no other party's MLAs have made it to the top five apart from thise from the Aaam Aadmi Party.
The AAP has 67 MLAs and BJP 3 while the Congress doesn't have a single representative in the outgoing Assembly.
The key parameters on which people decided the ratings of their MLAs included their performance in areas like health and education.
The Neta App ratings reflect the satisfaction levels of Delhi voters and indicate that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been able to strike the right chord with the voters making 71 per cent of voters happy with his performance.
Garnering ratings of 3.5 out of 5, Kejriwal has been appreciated for his work in areas like education and development. However, Kejriwal's efforts towards controlling pollution and bad condition of roads in Delhi did not go down well with the voters.
The 70-member Delhi Assembly goes to the polls on February 8, and the results will be declared on February 11.
( With inputs from IANS )