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47% Indians not happy with government's handling of Covid crisis
A total of 46.6 per cent people in a survey said they did not "think the Indian government is handling the Coronavirus well". Of them 29.2 per cent strongly disagreed with the steps being taken by the government to handle the viral outbreak.
47% Indians not happy with government's handling of Covid crisis
Almost half of Indians showed their dissatisfaction with the Indian government's way of handling the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic that began its second wave in March 2021.

A total of 46.6 per cent people in a survey said they did not "think the Indian government is handling the Coronavirus well". Of them 29.2 per cent strongly disagreed with the steps being taken by the government to handle the viral outbreak.

The IANS-CVoter Covid tracker survey, which was conducted in the last seven days on a total of 6,872 people across the country, also revealed that 48.7 per cent agreed the steps so far adopted by the Indian government while handling Covid-19.

Replying to whether they believed "the threat from the Coronavirus is exaggerated", 46.8 per cent agreed while 39.4 per cent did not.

Similar survey was also conducted on 56,685 people between January 1 and May 27 this year.

The survey comes at a time when India's overall tally of Covid-19 cases now stood at 2,78,94,800 with 21,14,508 active cases and 3,25,972 deaths so far.

India reported less than 2 lakh Covid-19 cases third day in a row on Sunday, with 1,65,553 fresh cases recorded in the last 24 hours. In the same time span, 3,460 patients succumbed to the coronavirus, the Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry said.
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Pandemics have a natural cycle and they naturally ebb after peaking. In India the media is celebrating the natural decline of the Covid and the people are giving Modi the credit for it. The problem for India is not Modi but the Indians themselves.
 
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They don't know the dead bodies drowning in Ganges?
Forget just dead bodies floating in the Ganga. Yogi had his goons rip out the saffron shrouds with Ram's name on dead bodies.


The difference between Hindutva and Hinduism couldn't be more stark.
 
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I honestly think Indians should give Rahul Gandhi a chance.
 
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It is still too much of an approval rating. Sanghis love Modi.
 
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True, don't know why Indians ridicule him so much. Between modi and him he is more far-sighted and reasonable. Sure he may not be a crowd pleaser, but atleast he seems more saner than the chaiwala.


Because he’s a pacifist and they want a hawk. The public see him as weak!
 
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BJP got about 40% votes in last election. And depending upon what type of people survey involves, that number looks plausible. Anybody speaking against modi/shah can't stay in BJP.
 
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47% Indians not happy with government's handling of Covid crisis
A total of 46.6 per cent people in a survey said they did not "think the Indian government is handling the Coronavirus well". Of them 29.2 per cent strongly disagreed with the steps being taken by the government to handle the viral outbreak.
47% Indians not happy with government's handling of Covid crisis's handling of Covid crisis
Almost half of Indians showed their dissatisfaction with the Indian government's way of handling the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic that began its second wave in March 2021.

A total of 46.6 per cent people in a survey said they did not "think the Indian government is handling the Coronavirus well". Of them 29.2 per cent strongly disagreed with the steps being taken by the government to handle the viral outbreak.

The IANS-CVoter Covid tracker survey, which was conducted in the last seven days on a total of 6,872 people across the country, also revealed that 48.7 per cent agreed the steps so far adopted by the Indian government while handling Covid-19.

Replying to whether they believed "the threat from the Coronavirus is exaggerated", 46.8 per cent agreed while 39.4 per cent did not.

Similar survey was also conducted on 56,685 people between January 1 and May 27 this year.

The survey comes at a time when India's overall tally of Covid-19 cases now stood at 2,78,94,800 with 21,14,508 active cases and 3,25,972 deaths so far.

India reported less than 2 lakh Covid-19 cases third day in a row on Sunday, with 1,65,553 fresh cases recorded in the last 24 hours. In the same time span, 3,460 patients succumbed to the coronavirus, the Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry said.
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but 53% happy with Indian government/modi handled covid? can't believe people can be this stupid?
 
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