BJP is making its hype: RJD's Shivanand Tiwari on US firm's 'PM Modi most popular' rating

After Prime Minister Narendra Modi was rated as 'most popular head of Government' by an American research firm Morning Consult, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) veteran Shivanand Tiwari said that this result has meaning. Asking what PM Modi has done for country that he has reached on top, Shivanand Tiwari said that BJP is making a hype out of it. While stating that re are poor people living in country, he said that COVID-19 lockdown was imposed in an aristocratic manner. 

Reacting to PM Modi's rating as most popular head of Government, RJD's Shivanand Tiwari said, "This has meaning. What has he done for country that he has reached on top? Despite poor people living in country, lockdown was imposed in an aristocratic way. BJP is making its hype."

PM Modi rated top among world leaders by US research firm

Morning Consult, an American research firm which carries out surveys and researches globally said in its latest survey that over 75% people approve of Modi while 20% disapprove, making net approval ratings of PM Modi at 55%, which is said to be highest among world leaders. Approval ratings are based on a seven-day moving aver of adult residents in each country, and samples sizes vary by country. research firm tracked  approval rating for governmental leaders in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom, and United States.

BJP National President JP Nadda too hailed PM Modi for having earned trust of people of country. He took to Twitter to state that PM has yet again emerged most popular head of Government for his efficient handling of various issues and manment of COVID-19 crisis.

Approval ratings of all prominent global leaders tracked by Morning Consult

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PM Modi's approval and disapproval ratings

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Observations of research

blue line in above snip depicts approval rating for PM Modi while red one shows his disapproval rating, making net approval rating stood at 55%. or leaders who have witnessed a rise in ir popularity include Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.