Modi is going to be PM again, is highly popular: US Congressman McCormick

Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a popular leader, a US congressman has exuded confidence that he would be re-elected in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Prime Minister Modi is incredibly popular. I was just over there. I actually had lunch with Prime Minister Modi and several other congressmen, and to see his popularity across party lines really. Somebody who I think is around 70 per cent popular. He is going to be prime minister again, Congressman Rich McCormick, a Republican from Georgia, told PTI in an interview. To see his progressive outlook on economy, on development, on goodwill towards all people, to see his application and positivity to the Indian people in the diaspora worldwide is going to affect the global economy, their strategic relationships. I look forward to his influence in a very positive way, he said in response to a question. India's economy, under Modi's leadership, he said, is expanding anywhere from four to eight per cent per year. If you look at

Modi is going to be PM again, is highly popular: US Congressman McCormick
Describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a popular leader, a US congressman has exuded confidence that he would be re-elected in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Prime Minister Modi is incredibly popular. I was just over there. I actually had lunch with Prime Minister Modi and several other congressmen, and to see his popularity across party lines really. Somebody who I think is around 70 per cent popular. He is going to be prime minister again, Congressman Rich McCormick, a Republican from Georgia, told PTI in an interview. To see his progressive outlook on economy, on development, on goodwill towards all people, to see his application and positivity to the Indian people in the diaspora worldwide is going to affect the global economy, their strategic relationships. I look forward to his influence in a very positive way, he said in response to a question. India's economy, under Modi's leadership, he said, is expanding anywhere from four to eight per cent per year. If you look at