New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday personally reached out to voters seeking their views and feedback through the NaMo app on a variety of issues, including his government’s performance, the Opposition’s planned “Mahagathbandhan”, or grand alliance, and their preferred candidates.
The survey also asked people about their “prime consideration” when they vote — such as whether it is cleanliness, employment, education, law and order, price rise, corruption or farmers’ welfare.
Mr Modi also sought feedback on people’s preferences regarding the BJP candidate from their parliamentary seat, as the survey asks them to name the “three most popular BJP leaders”. With the Modi government often facing Opposition flak over various issues, the survey also asks whether or not the “working culture of the Government of India is improving”.
