MP Rabindra Kumar Jena has been adjudged one among the best 25 Parliamentarians of India by leading magazine ‘Fame India’ after conducting an online survey.
His name figured along with others while a survey was conducted taking account of various factors including public relations, personality, identity, working style, impact on people, social responsibility and vision etc.
Besides the performance, a law maker was adjudged on the basis of attendance, raising questions and moving private bills etc.
According to the magazine, Jena’s attendance was cent per cent in more than fifty per cent sessions while 95 per cent in rest (out of 12 sessions). He participated in as many as 228 debates and raised around 400 questions on a wide range of issues. Besides he moved as many as 12 private member bills.
Further, the magazine mentioned that Jena was active in his constituency and did a lot of work for the people mainly in the rural patches.