In the elections for the Lok Sabha, 79% of Indians support an NDA government led by the BJP, with Prime Minister Modi as their choice, according to Asianet News’ “Mood of the Nation” survey.
India’s New Delhi: As per the Asianet News ‘Mood of the Nation’ survey, the BJP is leading the Lok Sabha polls with approximately 79% of Indians favoring an NDA-led government over the INDIA coalition. Additionally, the survey indicates that Narendra Modi is the most preferred candidate for the Prime Minister’s position.
According to the survey, which was made public on Wednesday, the opposition faces a difficult fight in the Lok Sabha.
The survey indicates that 51.1% of participants think the BJP’s chances of winning elections will be enhanced by the Narendra Modi government’s decision to announce the Citizenship Amendment Act regulations.
22.03 percent of respondents to the digital survey said there would be no effect on the BJP’s performance on the hustings, however 26.85 percent said the decision on CAA will hurt the party in the Lok Sabha election.
It stated that 48.4% of Tamil Nadu respondents thought the decision to announce CAA guidelines would not affect the BJP’s chances in the elections.
When asked to rank the Narendra Modi government’s greatest accomplishment, 38.11 percent of respondents praised the work done on infrastructure development.
A further 26.41% supported the government’s Digital India program, while 11.46% supported the Modi administration’s “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” (self-reliant India) campaign.
According to the survey, the Modi government’s greatest accomplishment in the Hindi heartland was named by 30.04 percent as the realization of the Ram Mandir promise. Remarkably, the Telugu-speaking audience also had a similar opinion, echoing the Hindi core. They also enthusiastically endorsed the Digital India program at the same time, according to a release.
According to the Asianet News Mood of the Nation survey, 57.16 percent of respondents nationwide believed that Ram Mandir will have an impact on the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections, while 31.16 percent disagreed.
The poll indicated that PM Modi “(51.06 per cent) was voted as the top choice for the Prime Minister’s post followed by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi (46.45 per cent)” .
It stated that Kerala (50.59 percent) accounted for all of Rahul Gandhi’s increased numbers.
“Take that away, and Narendra Modi emerges as the clear front-runner with more than 80% of the vote. PM Modi is the front-runner for the position of prime minister in the remaining southern states as well as the entire country.”
Regarding what matters most to them, people have eschewed the decades-old habit of succumbing to populist promises and freebies, according to the survey.
“Development, not caste dynamics, candidate profiles, or freebies, will be the factor determining my vote, according to an overwhelming 80.5% of respondents. This is a reflection of the electorate’s maturation and presents the opposition with a chance to reconsider their electoral strategy, according to the release.
According to the survey, even in places where the BJP is not in power, 60.33 percent of participants think that the INDIA alliance “will not be able to overpower the Modi wave in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections”.
According to the report, only 32.28% of respondents thought the INDIA coalition “would be able to tame the Modi wave”. To challenge BJP in the Lok Sabha elections, a number of opposition parties have united under the INDIA bloc.
“According to the dataset, the Opposition’s largest failure, according to 48.24 percent of survey participants, was a combination of three factors: a lack of vision, a lack of leadership, and having too many leaders vying for prime minister.”
The survey stated that “54.76 per cent of the respondents believe that Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra will not improve the party’s prospects in the forthcoming Lok Sabha election 2024,” indicating that more concerning times are ahead for the Congress, which has seen a wave of resignations in recent weeks.
“Just 38.12 per cent of the respondents believed that the Congress tally could improve due to Gandhi’s Nyay Yatra,” according to the poll.
When asked what they thought the Narendra Modi government had done wrong, 32.86 percent of respondents blamed it on the way in which the Kuki-Zo tribes and the Meiteis handled their ethnic violence in Manipur, which was caused by disputes over land, resources, political representation, and affirmative action policies. It claimed that during the course of nine months, there had been over 180 fatalities and 50,000 internal displacements due to violence.
“Other issues which respondents termed as the biggest failures of the Modi government included soaring fuel prices (26.2 per cent), unemployment (21.3 per cent) and inflation (19.6 per cent).”
In the Hindi heartland, respondents’ top concern, according to the survey, was unemployment (36.7%), while voters in Tamil Nadu chose price increases (41.79%).
“Another noteworthy finding from the Mood of the Nation survey is that 51.36% of participants thought there was a purposeful effort being made to split the country into the North and South in advance of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. According to the statement, just 35.28 percent of respondents have a contrary opinion.
There was some disagreement when asked if the Narendra Modi administration has made life better for the middle class.
Although 47.8% of respondents thought that the middle class had a better quality of life, 46.1% thought contrary. “This dataset offers some food for thought for both the Opposition and the ruling Narendra Modi government,” claimed the press release.
According to the survey, 51.07% of participants indicated they thought the Narendra Modi government had kept its promises, while 42.97% disagreed.Simultaneously, 60.4% of participants think that the Narendra Modi government has reduced corruption. An further 56.39% endorsed the way the Modi administration handled foreign relations. While 21.82 percent disapproved of how the government handled Beijing, another 65.08 percent supported how the Narendra Modi administration handled the China border dispute. Furthermore, according to 79.27 percent of respondents, PM Modi strengthened the nation’s standing in the international order.”
The announcement stated that the “mandate was pretty one-sided with 78.6% opting for an NDA government while 21.4 per cent rooted for the INDI alliance” in response to a more detailed question regarding who they believed was better qualified to lead India for the next five years.
“In many ways, the survey shows that this general election could set this nation on a whole new trajectory of growth,” the press statement stated.
Between March 13 and March 27, approximately 7.59 lakh people responded to the poll, which was carried out by Asianet News Network’s digital platforms in the following languages: English, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bangla, and Marathi.
Beginning on April 19, there will be seven stages for the Lok Sabha elections. June 4 is when the votes will be tallied.
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