Latest survey: 72% of people consider PM Modi the most influential, know what percentage of people are in favour of Rahul Gandhi

72% of people believe that the economy will grow in 2023. Similarly, 43% of people believe that Sensex will cross 70000 in 3 months. It was told in the survey that people are happy with the welfare scheme and development of PM Modi. People are also satisfied with the Modi government regarding Covid management.

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New Survey: PM Modi is being accused by opposition parties. There is so much discussion on inflation and unemployment. The manner in which Rahul Gandhi came into the limelight after the recent Bharat Jodo Yatra of Rahul Gandhi has also been discussed. Amidst all this, the latest and most powerful survey of the year 2024 has come out. The name of this survey is Consumer Sentiment Index. Know what the sentiment of the latest survey is telling.

72 per cent said ‘economy will progress in 2023’
According to the survey, 72% of people consider Modi the most influential. In favour of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, only 5 per cent of the people remained in the survey. At the same time, 72% of people believe that the economy will progress in 2023. Similarly, 43% of people believe that Sensex will cross 70000 in 3 months. It was told in the survey that people are happy with the welfare scheme and development of PM Modi. People are also satisfied with the Modi government regarding Covid management.

Know what else is special in the survey?
The survey revealed that the spending capacity of 58% of the households has increased. Consumption of essential goods increased by 36%. Consumption of health-related goods increased by 35%. The use of TV internet has increased in 19% of households. 29% of people spend 1-3 hours on OTT daily. 24% of people share OTT passwords in the family. Expenditure on items like AC, and cars has increased by 4%.

The index is released every month, and public opinion is taken
Consumer Sentiment Index which is released every month. Public opinion is taken in this. The popularity of the Prime Minister is the highest in this index. Modi’s popularity is highest. This survey has come at a time when the opposition parties of the country are constantly attacking PM Modi. Questions are being raised by the central government on inflation and unemployment in the country.

Rahul Gandhi’s recent statement, Bharat Jodo Yatra has no effect on the survey
Recently, the way Congress leader Rahul Gandhi travelled from Kerala to Kashmir to connect with India. Went abroad and gave statements against the government. Despite this, when this latest survey has come, the popularity of PM Modi is intact in the country. He has gone far ahead of other personalities. This is the reason why today 72 per cent of people consider PM Modi as the most influential. At the same time, despite the statements given abroad and the recent Bharat Jodo Yatra, only 5 per cent of people consider him influential.

September 2021, Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra was a political campaign aimed at unifying the people of India against what he called “divisive forces”. The yatra, which began in August 2021, involved Rahul Gandhi travelling to different parts of the country to connect with people from various walks of life and promote his party’s agenda.

The Bharat Jodo Yatra received mixed reactions from the public and other political parties. Some people praised Rahul Gandhi’s efforts to bring people together and bridge the divides in Indian society, while others criticized the campaign as a political stunt aimed at gaining votes.

It’s unclear what specific statement Rahul Gandhi made about the yatra that you are referring to and how it could impact a survey. However, political statements and campaigns can have various effects on public opinion and survey results. Some people may be influenced by them, while others may not be swayed and may have their own independent views. Ultimately, the impact of political campaigns and statements on surveys and public opinion can vary depending on various factors, such as the political climate, the issues at stake, and the messaging used.

Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra:

1. The Yatra was launched in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which had caused widespread disruption and suffering across India.
2. Rahul Gandhi aimed to use the yatra to connect with people from all backgrounds and regions of India and to promote a message of unity and inclusivity.
3. During the yatra, Rahul Gandhi visited several states and met with farmers, workers, students, and other groups to listen to their concerns and issues.
4. The Yatra was seen as part of Rahul Gandhi’s efforts to reinvigorate the Congress party, which had been struggling in recent years to gain ground against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
5. The yatra received some criticism from political opponents, who accused Rahul Gandhi of using it as a political stunt to gain votes ahead of upcoming state elections.