Modi Government Completes One Year: Survey Reveals Satisfaction with Development, Concerns Over Corruption

The survey conducted by Axis My India for IBN Network/#Modi365 on the one-year performance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has revealed a mixed bag of results. While 72 percent of the people polled in 20,000 respondents across 23 states are satisfied with the overall development and skillful governance of the government, a significant majority also expresses concern over corruption, with more than 60 percent feeling that levels of graft have increased or remained unchanged.

Key Takeaways:

  • 72 percent of respondents are satisfied with the overall development and skillful governance of the government, citing lower prices and overall development as major reasons.
  • 56 percent of people feel Narendra Modi is fast and effective as prime minister, while 85 percent endorse Swachch Bharat as his best initiative.
  • 76 percent list Jan Dhan Yojana as the second best initiative, while 43 percent support Make In India and 42 percent back Digital India.
  • Over 35 percent of respondents oppose the controversial land acquisition bill, while an equal number are undecided, and only 28 percent are in support.
  • More than 60 percent of people polled feel that levels of corruption have either increased or remained unchanged, with just 12 percent agreeing that graft has declined.
  • 43 percent of respondents want Prime Minister Modi to rein in his cabinet colleagues who have made controversial statements.

Statistics:

  • 72% of respondents are satisfied with the overall development and skillful governance of the government.
  • 56% of people feel Narendra Modi is fast and effective as prime minister.
  • 85% endorse Swachch Bharat as his best initiative.
  • 76% list Jan Dhan Yojana as the second best initiative.
  • 43% support Make In India.
  • 42% back Digital India.
  • 79% of respondents are unsure or do not support Prime Minister Modi's Hindu re-conversion program.
  • 43% of respondents want Prime Minister Modi to rein in his cabinet colleagues who have made controversial statements.

Sources:

  • Axis My India for IBN Network/#Modi365
  • IANS
  • Published by HT Syndication with permission from Orissa TV.