Gilani Weekly Poll CYBERLETTER Week 206 January 19Th, 2015— January 23Rd, 2015

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Majority Pakistanis do not personally know their area’s postman. Gilani Research Team now brings to you a collection of daily polls releases in the form of a weekly digest, which gives you the opportunity to read 6 opinions of the Pakistani public on various socio-political issues. We hope it will be of interest to you and your readers.

Faisal Qureshi’s performance in Bashar Momin considered the best among If you have any further questions in this regard, please feel free to contact male actors. us. 8 Ms. Fatima Idrees

Group Manager E-mail: [email protected] Aiza Khan’s performance in Pyaray Afzal considered the best among female actors. 10

More than half Pakistanis feel very unsafe after the Peshawar tragedy. Please send all correspondence to: Keep Updated [email protected] 12

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OPINION POLLS - HIGHLIGHTS

Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) January 19, 2015 January 20, 2015

Majority Pakistanis do not personally know their area’s Faisal Qureshi’s performance in Bashar Momin considered postman. the best among male actors.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey According to a Gilani Research Foundation Sur- carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 38% Pakistanis said vey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 19% Paki- they or someone from their household personally stanis considered Faisal Qureshi’s performance know the area’s post man; 61% Pakistanis do not. in Bashar Momin as the best; 15% named 61% 19% Hamza Ali Abbasi.

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OPINION POLLS - HIGHLIGHTS

Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) January 21, 2015 January 22, 2015

Aiza Khan’s performance in Pyaray Afzal considered the More than half Pakistanis feel very unsafe after the Pesha- best among female actors. war tragedy.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Sur- According to a Gilani Research Foundation Sur- vey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 19% Paki- vey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 59% Paki- stanis considered Aiza Khan’s performance in stanis said they feel very unsafe after the Pesh- Pyaray Afzal as the best; 15% named Aisha awar tragedy; 7% Pakistanis don’t feel unsafe Khan (Sukh). 19% 59% at all.

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OPINION POLLS - HIGHLIGHTS

Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) January 23, 2015

Overwhelming majority of Pakistanis agree that convicted terrorists should be given the death penalty.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Sur- vey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 95% Paki- stanis agree that convicted terrorists should be given the death penalty; only 4% Pakistanis disagree. 95%

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Majority Pakistanis do not personally know their area’s postman.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 38% Paki- “ stanis said they or someone from their household personally know the area’s post man; 61% Pakistanis do not.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women, from across the four provinces was asked, “Please tell us, do you or anyone from your household personally know your area’s post man?” In response to this question, 38% respondents said they or someone from their household know their area’s postman personally. On the other hand, 61% respondents said that neither they nor anyone from their household personally know the area’s post man, while 1% did not respond.

The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out among a

Source: Gilani Research Foundation Poll (GRF Poll) sample of 2597 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the coun- Field work conducted by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International Association www.gallup-international.com; www.gallup.com.pk, try, during December 8 – December 15, 2014. Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

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January 2015 GILANI“ CYBERLET- 8 Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Islamabad - January 20, 2015

Faisal Qureshi’s performance in Bashar Momin considered the best among male actors.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey“ carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 19% Pakistanis considered Faisal Qureshi’s performance in Bashar Momin as the best; 15% named Hamza Ali Abbasi.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women, from across the four provinces was asked, “Regarding these actors’ performances in the following dramas, please tell us which Pakistani male actor’s performance do you consider the best?” In response, 19% respondents said they considered Faisal Qureshi’s performance in Ba- shar Momin as the best, 15% named Hamza Ali Abbasi in Pyaray Afzal, 10% named Nauman Ijaz in Be-imaan Muhabbat, and 10% named Adeel Hussain in Sukh. Ahsan Khan’s performance in Mausam was considered the best by 8% respondents, 4% considered Ali Rehman (Muhabbat Ab Nahi Hogi) as the best performer, 4% thought Adnan Siddiqui (Meray Humdum Meray Dost) was the best performer, while 2% named Sami Khan (Bashar Momin) and 1% named Sohail Sameer (Pehchan). 27% of the respondents either considered none of these performances the best, or did not know them.

The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Paki- Source: Gilani Research Foundation Poll (GRF Poll) Field work conducted by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup Inter- stan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out national Association www.gallup-international.com; www.gallup.com.pk, www.gilanifoundation.com) among a sample of 2597 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the country, during December 8 – December 15, 2014. Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

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“ January 2015 GILANI CYBERLET- 10 Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Islamabad— January 21, 2015

Aiza Khan’s performance in Pyaray Afzal considered the best among female actors.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 19% Paki- “ stanis considered Aiza Khan’s performance in Pyaray Afzal as the best; 15% named Aisha Khan (Sukh).

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women, from across the four provinces was asked, “Regarding these actresses’ performances in the following dramas, please tell us which Pakistani female actor’s performance do you consider the best?” In response, 19% respondents said they considered Aiza Khan’s performance in Pyaray Afzal as the best, 15% named Aisha Khan in Sukh, 14% named Iffat Omar in Pehchan, 12% named Saba Hameed in Marasim, while 8% named Saba Qamar (Bunty I Love You) and 6% named Sonia Hussain (Shikwa). 26% respondents either considered none of these performances the best, or did not know these actors.

Source: Gilani Research Foundation Poll (GRF Poll) The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Pakistan, Field work conducted by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International Association www.gallup-international.com; www.gallup.com.pk, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out among a sample of 2597 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the country, during December 8 – December 15, 2014. Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

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Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Islamabad - January 22, 2015

More than half Pakistanis feel very unsafe after the Peshawar tragedy.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey“ carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 59% Pakistanis said they feel very unsafe after the Peshawar tragedy; 7% Pakistanis don’t feel unsafe at all.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women, from across the four provinces was asked, “May Allah keep you and everyone from your household safe and secure. After the Peshawar tragedy, how unsafe do you feel you and members of your household are?” In response to this question, 59% respondents said they feel very unsafe, while 34% respondents said they feel somewhat unsafe and 7% don’t feel unsafe at all.

The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Paki-

stan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out Source: Gilani Research Foundation Poll (GRF Poll) Field work conducted by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International among a sample of 2582 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces Association: www.gallup-international.com; www.gallup.com.pk, www.gilanifoundation.com) of the country, during December 22 – December 29, 2014. Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

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Gilani Research Foundation (GRF Poll) Islamabad - January 23, 2015

Overwhelming majority of Pakistanis agree that convicted terrorists should be given the death penalty.

According to a Gilani Research Foundation Survey“ carried out by Gallup Pakistan, 95% Pakistanis agree that convicted terrorists should be given the death penalty; only 4% Pakistanis disagree.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women, from across the four provinces was asked, “Please tell us, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following sentence: ‘Convicted terrorists should be given the death penalty’?” In response to this question, 81% respondents said they agree with this statement a lot, 14% respondents said they agree with this statement, while 4% respondents disagree with the statement and 1% did not respond.

The study was released by Gilani Research Foundation and carried out by Gallup Paki-

stan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International. The recent survey was carried out Source: Gilani Research Foundation Poll (GRF Poll) among a sample of 2582 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces Field work conducted by Gallup Pakistan, the Pakistani affiliate of Gallup International Association www.gallup-international.com; www.gallup.com.pk, of the country, during December 22 – December 29, 2014. Error margin is estimated to www.gilanifoundation.com) be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

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