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Economy has cost PM Modi: Omar Abdullah
He was reacting to the results of the survey conducted by Pew Research Global, which claimed that most Indians hold a favourable opinion of Modi, and many are content with the state of the economy and
Srinagar, November 16: Reacting to a popularity survey carried by Pew research organisation, former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah today said a survey was not needed to admit that PM Narendra Modi is the most popular leader in India at the moment but the economy has cost him.
"That said I don't need a survey to tell me what most would admit - PM is the most popular leader in India at the moment, however, Economy has cost him," he tweeted.
He was reacting to the results of the survey conducted by Pew Research Global, which claimed that most Indians hold a favourable opinion of Modi, and many are content with the state of the economy and the direction the country is.
"Could very well still be true but we know a week is a long time in politics & this survey was done between February and March 17. Much could have changed!" Omar said in another tweet.
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