The New Delhi application: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched a survey in five polls who seek people’s opinions about a number of problems that tend to influence their party choices or candidates when they choose in the upcoming election.
Surveys, open for people from Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur, and Punjab, seeking opinions about the most urgent consideration of voters, the rating of the state government in a number of metric, looking at the possibility of their opposition unity constituencies and taking over local MLA other than other things.
The Prime Minister has conducted a similar survey of the Namo application about demonetization after the government cancels Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 bills and before the Sabha 2019 election, and is known for its importance to the use of digital media to obtain people’s feedback.
The options offered by surveys to people with questions that ask about their most important consideration to vote in polls including the handling of Covid-19 government, price increases, corruption, work, education and order.
It also includes the “PM Leadership Leadership mode in the country”, “state level problems” and “local problems” with the question “Which of these is a bigger factor for you when choosing?” “This survey allows people to provide their feedback directly to the Prime Minister in a large number of problems,” the official source said.
The survey requested voters to write about state government schemes that benefited their most and search for their opinions about a number of statements, including if the same party government at the Development Center.
With Covid-19 vaccination occurs throughout the country, he is looking for voter views on their coverage in their country.
It also asks people to mention the three most popular BJP leaders in their country.
One question gives caste, religious, and development candidate recording options and asking people from this is their most important consideration when choosing.
Uttar Pradesh countries, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur and Punjab will face assembly polls early next year.
BJP is in power in four of these five states.