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Survey Shows Modi Decline, BJP Losses, Congress Gains Ahead

Survey Shows Modi Decline, BJP Losses, Congress Gains Ahead
Modi, Rahul & the Road to 2029: What Surveys Tell us and What They Don't · thequint.com

A survey asked people whom they would prefer as India’s prime minister.

Support for Narendra Modi fell from 55% to 49%.

Rahul Gandhi’s support stayed at 27%.

The survey also estimated how many parliamentary seats each major party might win.

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s estimate fell by 24 seats.

The Indian National Congress’s estimate rose by 26 seats.

This means some party support may have moved toward Congress without making Rahul Gandhi more popular as an individual.

The article says these results raise questions about what they could mean for the 2029 election.

Key facts

Survey
Mood of the Nation, conducted by India Today and CVoter.
Modi preference
Declined from 55% to 49%.
Rahul Gandhi preference
Stayed at 27%.
BJP projection
Fell by 24 seats to 261.
Congress projection
Rose by 26 seats to 106.
Election discussed
The 2029 Lok Sabha elections.

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