BJP launch a ‘Jan-Man‘ survey via PM Narendra Modi’s NaMo app seeking direct feedback from the people about performance of its Lok Sabha MPs and also seeking three possible names for each constituency.
The survey asks respondents to evaluate the performance of the incumbents based on 3 parameters of accessibility and visibility, satisfaction with performance, and level of popularity.
This survey asks respondents to rate the performance of Modi government on an ascending poor-to-excellent scale on a range of issues, from economy, national security, optimism about future, India’s growing stature in the world, infrastructure creation, affordable healthcare & employment opportunities.
As sounding out of likely voters on the performance of MPs is a repeat of the experiment BJP tried 5 years ago, the new version of the Survey should cause concern to the incumbents.
We all know that it comes close on the heels of the unsentimental replacement of the old leaders with a new leaders in the just-won states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
As per sources, BJP confirm that the Survey was indeed an attempt to broaden the pool from which to pick candidates.
For evaluating the performance of Modi government, respondents have given a range of options from ‘has improve several times‘ to ‘has remain the same‘ and ‘has somewhat deteriorated‘, in order to ensure a genuine feedback.
Citizens will also be poll on the effectiveness of a host of initiatives, Swachh Bharat, PM Garib Kalyan Yojna, Ayushman Bharat, lowered I-T slab, Vande Bharat/Namo Bharat/Metros, Jan Aushadhi Kendras, Digital India and many others.
BJP has sought views if an individual was a beneficiary personally.
As per BJP sources, PM Modi has always champion the use of technology and has ahead of the curve and the NaMo app was a main example of how the PM directly connect with the people.
The NaMo app has establish itself as a platform where PM Modi directly engages with citizens in meaningful discussions about India’s developmental journey.
As per BJP Officials, the BJP had always been a party with its ear to the ground, and a direct connection with people.
BJP Officials said :
“Successive wins in state polls and general elections were a testimony to BJP’s constant endeavour to be connected to the people, understand their needs and be one with their dreams,”.
