New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has lost the top position in the ranking of net agreement among 13 world leaders, according to the survey.
PM Modi’s approval rating fell 14 percent since the end of March and 34 percent since heighed in May 2020 pushed it to second place on June 29, according to polls published by us.
He lost the top spot to Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who ranked approval increased by 13 percent.
Beaten by a disturbance caused by Covid pandemic, only five of the 13 world leaders who saw their approval rating increased between March and June.
Angela Merkel Germany rose 11 percent, but has not returned to 20+ percent of the net agreement that he enjoys between December and January.
While the failure of the Indian Covid response is one of the main reasons for the decline in PM Modi’s rankings, critics also highlight the autocratic tendency in government that they claim to cause problems in relation not only Koronavirus but in many fields of public life.
In addition to Modi, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga experienced several ratings and the worst approval losses in the survey.
While Macron grappled with the speed of vaccination, the covid deficit and a series of extremist attacks, Suga had a similar problem related to Koronavirus and Olympics the pandemic era on his plate.