There may be lines, hardships and even deaths. But no one's complaining about the inconveniences faced thanks to the demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes. At least not on the Prime Minister's app.

Of the almost 5 lakh persons who had taken the survey till 3:30 pm on Wednesday, here's what the survey found:



98 percent believe there's black money in India


99 percent think the evils of corruption and black money need to be ended


90 percent think demonetisation is 'brilliant' or 'nice'


60 percent think the government's moves against corruption are 'very good'


92 percent believe demonetisation could have an immediate or long term impact on black money, demonetisation and corruption

Strangely 86 percent of the respondents don't find it surprising that "some anti-corruption activists are now actually fighting in support of black money, corruption and terrorism".



The only acknowledgment of any inconvenience comes in the question regarding whether people had faced any problems and whether they minded it. In this case, 48 percent said they did face inconvenience. But given they had to choose having a problem with that or allowing terrorism and black money, they wisely said that they didn't really mind it.