Near majority thinks ‘INDIA’ is a good idea, as per survey

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New Delhi, July 23: An exclusive survey conducted by India’s leading poll agency CVoter reveals that close to half of the Indians are of the opinion that Opposition parties have done the right thing by branding their 26-party alliance against the NDA for contesting the 2024 Lok Sabha elections as ‘INDIA’.
The question asked during the CVoter survey was: Is the decision of the Opposition to name its alliance INDIA right or wrong? Overall, 48.6 per cent of the respondents say it is the right decision while 38.8 per cent of the respondents say it is a wrong decision. The survey had a sample size of 2,664.
There is a clear difference of opinion between respondents who support Opposition parties and those who support the NDA. Among those who support Opposition parties, three in five respondents say it is the right decision.
Significantly, almost 30 per cent those supporting Opposition parties are of the opinion that it is a wrong decision. A majority (53 per cent) of NDA supporters say that it is the wrong decision.
An array of Opposition parties and leaders have been holding talks for months to form a united alliance to fight the NDA led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. (IANS)

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