After 2014, PM Modi changed the picture of the economy, know what people said in the survey
According to Aaj Tak’s survey, the economy of the country has improved after Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in the year 2014.
According to 48 percent people, the economy has improved in the Modi government.
According to 42 per cent of the people, the condition of the economy remains the same
After Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in 2014, the picture of the country’s economy is changing. This information is found from the survey of Aaj Tak and Karvy Insights Limited.
According to this survey done by the name of Mood of the Nation (MOTN), about 48 percent people believe that the economy has improved after PM Narendra Modi came to power. However, according to 42 percent people, the economy remains the same. At the same time, 10 percent of the people believe that during this time the condition of the economy has deteriorated.
During the survey it was also asked that how is your situation financially after PM Modi came to power. In response to this question, 48 per cent believed that there has been improvement. At the same time, 42 percent people say that there has been no change, while 10 percent people believe that the situation has become worse.
In this, about 27 percent of the Muslim community mentioned the bad economic conditions. At the same time, eight percent of Hindus feel that their economic health has deteriorated after the Modi government came to power.
43% considered better than Manmohan government
43 per cent of the people in the survey believe that the health of economy in Modi government is better than Manmohan Singh’s government. However, this figure has declined compared to January 2020. In January 2020, nearly 50 per cent believed that better conditions are in the BJP-led NDA government than the Congress-led UPA’s tenure.
At the same time, 45 percent people see the economy stable during the NDA regime as compared to UPA whereas 10 percent people feel that the economy has deteriorated in the Modi government compared to the UPA government. However, two percent of the people have not responded.
