What is the biggest achievement of Modi government?
The Modi government last year enacted a law to grant citizenship of India to non-Muslims from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh through the Citizenship Act. Even though the Modi government calls this law its important achievement, the people in the survey did not appear to agree with it. Only one percent people consider CAA as the biggest achievement of Modi government
Modi government’s biggest achievement is Article 370 removal
Supreme Court verdict on Ram temple, second major success
People did not pay attention to citizenship amendment law
The Modi government has completed more than a year of its second innings in power at the Center. During this time, the government took many important decisions which can be called historical. On many fronts, the government also looked at backfoot and many of its decisions were also subject to criticism.
To know what is the mood of the country on the achievements of the Modi government for a year, Karvy Insights Limited conducted a big survey for Aaj Tak. According to the results of the survey, the biggest achievement of the Modi government was the decision to remove Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir.
People consider the Supreme Court’s decision regarding Ram temple as the second biggest achievement of the Modi government. At the same time, only one-two percent of the people like CAA, Make in India, Ayushman Bharat, consider the government’s biggest achievement. According to the survey, 16 percent people believed that removing article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir has been the best step of the Modi government.
If we look at the opinion of the region-wise people, 21 percent in North India, 14 percent in Northeast, 18 percent in Western India and 11 percent of people in South India, described this move of the government as the biggest achievement.
Ram temple was considered as the second biggest achievement of Modi government. According to the survey, 13 percent of the people have given credit of Ram temple to Modi government. If we look at the opinion of the people on regional basis, then 11 percent in North India, 15 percent in Northeast, 10 percent in Western India and 15 percent of people in South India described Ram temple as the biggest achievement of the Modi government.
A lot of efforts have also been made by the government to strengthen the country’s infrastructure. According to the survey, 11 percent people have said that strengthening infrastructure is the biggest achievement of the Modi government. 9 percent of the people believe that the Modi government has succeeded in creating a corruption-free India and this is the biggest achievement of the government.
According to the survey, 9 percent people have believed that black money has declined due to the efforts of the government. Here only 7 percent of the people believe that the way the government controls the corona is its biggest achievement. According to 5 percent people, the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax was the biggest achievement of the Modi government. 6 percent of the people described the social scheme being implemented for farmers and poor people as the biggest achievement.
The Modi government last year enacted a law to grant citizenship of India to non-Muslims from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh through the Citizenship Act. There were a lot of protests across the country regarding CAA, but the Modi government did not bother with its decision.
Even though the Modi government calls this law its important achievement, the people in the survey did not appear to agree with it. Only one percent people consider CAA as the biggest achievement of Modi government. In the same way, only 2 percent of Make in India and Ayushman Bharat Yojana are considered the biggest achievement.
Let us know that 12 thousand 21 people were talked about for this survey. Of these, 67 percent were rural while the remaining 33 percent were urban. A total of 97 Lok Sabha and 194 assembly seats from 19 states were included in the survey. The 19 states in which the survey was conducted include Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. Huh. The survey was conducted between 15 July and 27 July.
If seen from the perspective of religion, then 86 percent of Hindus, 9 percent of Muslims and 5 percent of people of other religions got their opinion. Those surveyed included 30 percent upper castes, 25 percent SC-ST and 44 percent other backward classes.
