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Desh Ka Mood l What is the country's biggest problem?

Among the several issues being faced by the country at the moment, people consider unemployment as the biggest problem of the country, the 'Desh ka Mood' survey conducted by ABP News and C-Voter revealed. 
Nearly 17% of the surveyed lot found unemployment as the biggest issue. While 11.7% found poverty as the biggest problem, 11% thought electricity-road-water were the major issues. 6.4% felt corruption was a major problem, while 6.5% of the respondents felt inflation was the real issue. 4.6% of the surveyed lot felt terrorism was a serious issue.

On the other hand, 70% respondents are in favour Narendra Modi as PM, while 25% have voted for Rahul Gandhi.

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