Modi remains nation’s top choice for PM face, NDA govt’s popularity sees downfall: Opinion poll

Narendra Modi continues to be the popular choice of the nation for the prime ministerial post, while the popularity of the BJP-led NDA government has witnessed a downfall, revealed the opinion poll conducted by News Nation on Sunday.

As per the survey, 47 per cent of the respondents said they want Modi to continue as the prime minister while 30 per cent chose Congress chief Rahul Gandhi over the former.

Also, 55 per cent of the participants said there is no match to PM Modi's stature, while 32 per cent disagreed on this. 

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When asked whether they are satisfied with the government’s performance in terms of controlling inflation rate, 46 per cent of the participants voted in favour of the BJP dispensation while 44 per cent voted against it.

Further, the youth of the nation seems to be distressed on the issue of job creation as 46 per cent of the respondents said they are not satisfied with the government on the issue, while only 45 per cent voted in favour.

However, 60 per cent participants said they are satisfied with the government’s ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ mission. 30 per cent respondents voted against the flagship programme.

On the ongoing tensions with Pakistan, 58 per cent of the respondents said they are satisfied with the government’s way of handling the issue, while 31 per cent voted against it.

While 51 per cent of the participants said the government has successfully tackled the problem of corruption, 40 per cent said it has failed on the issue.

Here are some other key takeaways from the opinion poll:

• There is no concrete proof of corruption charges levelled against the Modi government? 59 per cent say YES, 31 per cent say NO
• Are the charges levelled by Rahul Gandhi on Modi government over Rafale well founded? 40 per cent say YES, 43 per cent say NO
• Does the government work with the motto of 'sabka sath sabka vikas'? 51 per cent say YES, 39 per cent say NO
• Has India's image improved globally? 62 per cent say YES, 26 per cent say NO  
• Has the government been successful in increasing farmers’ income? 41 per cent say YES, 45 per cent say NO
• Has the government been able to boost the nation’s GDP? 50 per cent say YES, 35 per cent say NO
• Are you satisfied with the government’s overall performance during its tenure? 48 per cent say YES, 36 per cent say NO
• Has the government been able to bring back black money from abroad? 30 per cent say YES, 53 per cent say NO
• Did note ban affect nation’s economy? 47 per cent say YES, 41 per cent say NO
• Has the corruption in government offices increased or has it come down? 46 per cent say it has gone up, 37 per cent say it has gone down