Karachi: According to the recent Gallup survey, Pakistan Army has been declared as the highest institution in the ranking of institutions in Pakistan, while in the list of popular political leaders at the public level, Chairman PTI Imran Khan is on the top and his political rival Nawaz Sharif has come on the fifth place.
The Gallup survey was conducted between June 10 and June 30, in which responses were collected from 3,500 participants representing different regions of Pakistan’s four provinces. “National Public Opinion Poll Report” was released under the survey. The survey examined public sentiments about various institutions and political leaders.
The most popular “institution” at the public level.
According to the survey, 88 percent of people declared the Pakistan Army as the highest institution of the country, while the public opinion in favor of the army was a bit disappointing in terms of performance. According to the survey, 57 percent of the people gave their positive opinion on the performance of the army. In the category of “Army as an Institution”, Balochistan received the least number of votes.
According to the survey, the media and the courts as institutions came second with 56% public support each, while the Election Commission could only get 42% public support.
The most popular political leader in the country
According to the survey, Chairman PTI Imran Khan managed to position himself as the most popular political leader of the country, he got 60 percent votes, while Nawaz Sharif and Shehbaz Sharif got the fifth and sixth positions respectively, while Maryam Nawaz came in the seventh position. are
Surprisingly, in the list of most popular political leaders, Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP) chief Saad Rizvi made it to the second position and PTI president Pervaiz Elahi to the third position.
Popular political party in the country
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf also won the category of the country’s popular political party. According to the survey, 59 percent of the people declared PTI as their favorite political party, while Muslim League (N) could not even come third in terms of ranking.
According to the survey data, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) got 42 percent, TLP 41 percent, Muslim League-N 38 percent, and Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) 31 percent.
The survey also looked at voting preferences, revealing that twice as many respondents would vote for the PTI than those who voted for the PML-N if the elections were held on time. According to the survey, the public expressed the highest satisfaction with the economic performance of the PTI government.
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