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ABP-CSDS Survey: 47% Oppose Modi as Next PM!
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 May 2018 12:35 PM IST
Mood of the Nation Survey Conducted by ABP News-CSDS hints Narendra Modi-led NDA could retain power in 2019 Lok Sabha Polls by winning 274 seats (Magic Figure 272) as against 336 in 2014. On the other hand, Congress-led UPA improves it's tally to 164 seats. Rest of the parties would collectively with 105 seats.
However, Survey confirms growing anti-incumbency against the NDA Government. Around 47 percent of the respondents opined Modi Government doesn't deserve another term. In July 2013, Only 39 percent of respondents had opined then UPA Government can't be given another opportunity. Present survey founds even significant percentage Hindus have been opposing Modi rule. Only 22 percent Dalits have been supporting BJP.
Anti-incumbency against NDA Government is growing rapidly - 27 percent in May 2017, 40 percent in January 2018 and 47 percent in May 2018. Dissatisfaction Levels has increased by 20 percent in the past one year.
While Modi's Popularity has declined drastically (34 percent), Acceptance for Rahul Gandhi is on a rise (24 percent). The gap between them is just 10 percent as against 17 percent in January 2018.
However, Survey confirms growing anti-incumbency against the NDA Government. Around 47 percent of the respondents opined Modi Government doesn't deserve another term. In July 2013, Only 39 percent of respondents had opined then UPA Government can't be given another opportunity. Present survey founds even significant percentage Hindus have been opposing Modi rule. Only 22 percent Dalits have been supporting BJP.
Anti-incumbency against NDA Government is growing rapidly - 27 percent in May 2017, 40 percent in January 2018 and 47 percent in May 2018. Dissatisfaction Levels has increased by 20 percent in the past one year.
While Modi's Popularity has declined drastically (34 percent), Acceptance for Rahul Gandhi is on a rise (24 percent). The gap between them is just 10 percent as against 17 percent in January 2018.