01-24-2007, 10:35 AM
<b>State of the Nation survey puts UPA, Sonia Gandhi on top</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->If Lok Sabha elections had been held in the second week of January, the ruling coalition would have managed to shed its dependence on the Left and secured a clear majority with around 300 seats, up from the 222 it won in 2004. The NDA would have won 115 seats, down from the 189 it won in 2004.
The latest round of the Hindustan Times-CNN-IBN State of the Nation Survey carried out by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) has more cheerful news for the Congress. Sonia Gandhi continues to be the most popular leader of the country as none of the BJP leaders is able to fill the space vacated by AB Vajpayee.
People want to see Sonia as the PM, but are satisfied with Manmohan Singh's performance and do not want someone else to replace him. Even BJP voters agree that the BJP has grown weaker since 2004.
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WHat a fraud? As we know, we had see from our own eyes how they had changed data.
HT and CNN-IBN both lacks credibility. What a Shame?
The latest round of the Hindustan Times-CNN-IBN State of the Nation Survey carried out by the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) has more cheerful news for the Congress. Sonia Gandhi continues to be the most popular leader of the country as none of the BJP leaders is able to fill the space vacated by AB Vajpayee.
People want to see Sonia as the PM, but are satisfied with Manmohan Singh's performance and do not want someone else to replace him. Even BJP voters agree that the BJP has grown weaker since 2004.
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WHat a fraud? As we know, we had see from our own eyes how they had changed data.
HT and CNN-IBN both lacks credibility. What a Shame?