63% people see Modi as anti-poor, 78% don't want land Bill: Survey
May 12, 2015 02:31
A whopping 78 per cent of respondents have demanded the NDA government withdraw its land acquisition bill, said an opinion poll released on Monday.
Nearly half of the those surveyed said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity had declined and 63 per cent said that his image appeared to be anti-poor and anti-farmer.
Nearly half of the those surveyed said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity had declined and 63 per cent said that his image appeared to be anti-poor and anti-farmer.
A nationwide India TV-C Voter opinion poll, telecast on Monday, said that external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj leads the Union ministers in terms of performance.
"In a severe dent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi government's image, a whopping 78 per cent of the people who responded to a nationwide India TV-C Voter opinion poll have demanded that the centre should withdraw the controversial land acquisition bill," said an India TV release.
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