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PSE: No Terrorism in Lok Sabha Elections Unemployment  most important issue

Unemployment will be the most important issue in the Lok Sabha elections. This is revealed in the Political Stock Exchange (PSE) made for India Today by Axis Mai India. According to this survey, 36 per cent of the people said unemployment and 23 per cent of people said terrorism is the biggest issue in the Lok Sabha elections.

Most voters believe that unemployment is the most important issue in the coming Lok Sabha elections. In the opinion of 36% of the voters, the unemployment issue will emerge as the most important issue in the next Lok Sabha elections. In the opinion of 23% of the voters, terrorism will be the biggest issue in this general election. These findings are from the Political Stock Exchange (PSE) made for India Today by Axis Mai India.

According to the PSE survey, most of the voters give credit to the BJP for attacking the place of terrorist Jaish-e-Mohammed, in Balakot, Pakistan. Also, Indian Pilot Wing Commander Describes the Narendra Modi Government's credit for the release of congratulations. Most participants in the PSE survey believed that the invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi should not be accepted by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan.

Unemployment will be the most important issue

Which issue will be the most important in the coming Lok Sabha elections? In response to this question, 36% of the participants took the name of unemployment. On the second number, 23% of the voters said that the issue of terrorism is important for the Lok Sabha elections. 22% of the voters related problems with farmers, 12% corruption and 7% considered inflation as an important issue.

Terrorists killed in Jaish-e-Mohammed attack

94% participants in the PSE survey said that they had heard about air strikes on Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist bases in Balakot by going inside Pakistan of IAF aircraft. Indian Air Force aircraft launched these attacks on the night of 25-26 February. Only 3% participants in the PSE survey said they did not hear about the attack.

In the PSE survey, 66% participants believed that the terrorists of "Jaish-e-Mohammed" were killed in the air strikes made by India in Balakot, Pakistan. In the opinion of 8% participants, Jaish's terrorists were not killed in the air strikes. 26% of the participants could not say anything definitively in response to this question.

BJP's attack on Jaish's whereabouts

According to the PSE survey, 56% participants give credit to BJP for the elimination of Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists in Balakot. At the same time, the Opposition credited only 4% participants for this action. 7% participants who have given credit to both the BJP and the opposition. 4% participants said that there is no entitlement for credit. 29% of the survey did not express any clear opinion on this.

U.P.a. responsible for not meeting Rafael till now

For the absence of the presence of Raphael aircraft near the Indian Air Force, 24% of the participants are responsible for the current Modi government. According to 51% of the participants, the center's last Manmohan Singh government is responsible for this. 25% of the participants on this question could not express any explicit opinion.

Modi government's credit for the release of Indian pilot

According to the PSE survey, 89% participants have heard about the Indian Air Force's wing commander congratulations being taken and released from Pakistan. About 6% participants who attended the survey about this event did not listen. At the same time, 5% voters could not give a clear answer on this.

77% participants credit for the Narendra Modi government for the release of Indian pilots. However, 6% of the participants gave credit to Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan for this release. In the PSE survey, 4% participants were also given credit for the efforts made by other countries for the release of Indian pilots. At the same time, 13% participants could not have any clear opinion on this question.

Talk to Pakistan and not to match cricket

58% of the participants in the survey said that Prime Minister Modi should not accept the invitation given by Pakistan's PM Imran Khan for talks. In the opinion of 18% participants, this invitation should be accepted. 24% of the participants can not say anything definitive on this question.

In the PSE survey, 53% of the participants said that India should not play with Pakistan in the World Cup cricket match to be held in June this year. According to 37% participants, India should not play cricket matches with Pakistan. In response to this question, 10% of the participants can not say anything definitive.

The PSE survey was conducted in 24 states across the country from 5 to 7 March. These surveys are based on interviews done on the telephone. In this survey 10,428 participants took part.