More than 75% of the survey added that there was no change in Prime Minister Narendra Modi
New Delhi … News Time
A fresh study conducted in India has shown that the majority of the people are pleased with the future economic opportunities and the country’s direction for the next generation. The way the country is growing and the way forward is, the majority of the country’s citizens are happy. This has been revealed in a report issued by March 25, released by Pew Research.
The majority of Indian people are also pleased with the economic opportunities available for the next generation, although the satisfaction of citizens has decreased over the past. In the middle of last year, India surveyed 2521 people. The lack of employment opportunities is still the biggest problem facing the Indian people. More than 75% of the survey added that there was no change in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, because the increase in job opportunities was a central promise.
Three quarters of people involved in the survey believe that Pakistan is a threat to India. Terrorism has increased in the past few years in the opinion of 59%. However, in the light of the study results, it can be said that even before India’s attack in Indian administered Kashmir, Pakistan and terrorism were significantly fearful. 54 percent of their respondents in this survey said that democracy in the country is satisfying.
Election Commission starts from April 11 in India. The current Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being declared as a fate for winning the elections but their intensity is decreasing on their political rivals. According to a few recent reviews of the public opinion, it is also possible that the Hindu nationalist party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, could not get a clear edge to handle the power. However, in the context of the Pulwama invasion, due to the tension facing the traditional rival country Pakistan, Pakistan has focused on national security issues, focusing on basic problems. With this situation Modi and his nationalist party have benefited significantly. The critics have criticized for a long time that the BJP is spreading fear in the Muslim minorities of the country and has embraced the Hindu nationalist agenda. BJP rejects the charge. Indian population comprises 1.3 billion people, out of which 14 per cent are Muslims.
