PM tops global ratings, BJP credits welfare policies

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Updated At : 10:25 AM Sep 06, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, September 5

A day after Morning Consult, a global government leaders’ approval rating tracker, put Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the top among all politicians, the BJP credited it to “PM’s welfare policies”.

Morning Consult in its latest report put PM Modi’s approval ratings at 70 per cent, the highest among all leaders it tracks.

Modi rating is followed by Mexican President Andres Lopez Obrador’s 64 per cent, Italian PM Mario Draghi’s 63 per cent, Germany’s Angela Merkel’s 52 per cent, US President Joe Biden’s 48 per cent, Australian PM Scott Morrison’s 48 per cent, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s 45 per cent, UK PM Boris Johnson’s 41 per cent and Jair Bolsonaro (Brazil) 39 per cent. — TNS

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