A majority of Pakistanis’ believe that India and the US are involved in recent terror attacks in Pakistani cities, says an online opinion poll by Asas Urdu daily. To a question “whether India and the US are involved in terrorist activities in Pakistan, a majority of 8651 respondents responded “Yes”, while 2538 respondents replied in “No”.

Q Do you believe India and the US involved in the terrorists’ activities in Pakistan? ( Poll Conducted on December 8, 2009)

A similar poll suggested that the government needs to change its strategy to tackle terrorism. When the Asas daily asked a question whether government should change its policy to stop terrorism, a majority of 7958 respondents agreed that the government should change its strategy while 3265 respondents replied “No”

Q. Should the government change its policy to stop terrorism? ( Poll Conducted on December 9, 2009)

Yet another opinion poll conducted against the backdrop of the Fatwa issued by clerics in Rawalpindi declaring suicide bombing un-Islamic, found that the fatwa will not deter the terrorists. To a question “whether terrorists will desist from terrorists attack after the fatwa,” a whopping majority of 9278 respondents believe that they will not stop their activities while 2547 respondents were still optimistic and responded “Yes.”

Q Do you think the terrorists will desist from attacks after the fatwa against them? ( Poll Conducted on December 6, 2009)

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A majority of Pakistanis’ believe that the present government is inept in stopping recent terror attacks in Pakistani cities, says an online opinion poll by Asas Urdu daily. To a question “Will the government be able to stop terrorist attacks, a majority of 6985 respondents responded in No, while 3241 respondents still had faith in the present government’s ability and replied in “Yes” .

Q Will the government be able to stop terrorist attacks? ( Poll Conducted on December 10, 2009)

A majority of Pakistanis’ also believe that President Zardari should resign because of his ineptness in stopping recent terror attacks in Pakistani cities, reveals yet another online opinion poll by Asas Urdu daily. To a question “Should Zardari resign in the present circumstances”, a majority of 8582 respondents responded “Yes”, while 2957 respondents replied “No”.

Q. Should Zardari resign in the present circumstances? (Poll Conducted on December 11, 2009)

English: Institute for Defense Studies and Analysis

Urdu: Daily Asas (Polls)

Updated Polls: (to April 28, 2010 - not translated into English)