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An account of PM Modi & Rahul Gandhi fared in recent social media engagements

Bragging & boasting aside, here we bring an account of how the two leaders fared on their social media handles in last few days to months across many platforms — Faceboook, Twitter, and YouTube.

New Delhi: While replying to the Motion of No Confidence in Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave over 2 hours long speech listing government’s achievements in last 9 years and berating the Opposition over latter’s attempt to politicize Manipur issue for scoring political points.

A day ago, Rahul Gandhi’s address in the Lower House drew much attention & many eyeballs, given the fact how Congress cornered the Centre over brutal & barbaric treatment of women in North-Eastern state. However the Congress leader ‘disappointed’ his followers, with his focus more on Bharat Yatra and less on violence-torn region.

Nevertheless, many Congressmen & supporters claimed that Rahul’s popularity is heading towards zenith while that of PM Modi is on downward trend and they cited social media viewership of these two leaders for corroborating their claims.

Numbers that two leaders fetched on their social media handles

Bragging & boasting aside, here we bring an account of how the two leaders fared on their social media handles in last few days to months across many platforms — Faceboook, Twitter, and YouTube.
An analysis of the numbers debunks the Congress theory and shows that PM Modi is the de-facto winner in social media engagements – views & likes.

Twitter:

PM Modi’s Twitter received approximately 79.9 Lakh engagements in the last 1 month while Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter received approximately 23.43 Lakh engagements in the last 1 month

PM Modi’s Twitter received approximately 2.77 Crore engagements in the last 3 months, while Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter received approximately 58.23 Lakh engagements in the last 3 months

Facebook:

PM Modi’s Facebook received approximately 57.89 Lakh engagements in the last 1 month while Rahul Gandhi’s Facebook received approximately 28.38 Lakh engagements in the last 1 month

PM Modi’s Facebook received approximately 3.25 Crore engagements in this year, while Rahul Gandhi’s Facebook received approximately 1.88 Crore engagements this year

YouTube

PM Modi’s YouTube channel gained approximately 25.46 Crore views in the last 1 month while Rahul Gandhi’s YouTube gained approximately 4.82 Crore views in the last 1 month

PM Modi’s YouTube gained approximately 75.79 Crore views this year while Rahul Gandhi’s YouTube gained approximately 25.38 Crore views this year.

Instagram

These below screenshots speak for themselves about viewership numbers