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Most Pakistanis see India as a bigger threat than the Taliban and the Al Qaeda and disapprove of the US military operation that killed Osama bin Laden, according to a new poll.
June 22, 2011 / IANS Washington / D.C.
Most Pakistanis see India as a bigger threat than the Taliban and the Al Qaeda and disapprove of the US military operation that killed Osama bin Laden, according to a new poll.
Although Al Qaeda leader bin Laden has not been well-liked in recent years, a majority of Pakistanis describe his death as a bad thing. Only 14 per cent say it is a good thing, according to a poll released on Tuesday by the Pew Research Centre.
Moreover, many Pakistanis believe the US raid on bin Laden's hideout, which was located about 35 miles from Islamabad, will have a negative impact on the already strained relations between the US and their country.
The poll also indicates that concerns among Pakistanis about an extremist takeover and support for using military force against extremist groups are slipping, but the groups themselves remain widely unpopular.
Just 12 per cent of Pakistanis have a positive view of Al Qaeda, down from 18 per cent in 2010. Only 12 per cent give the Taliban a favourable rating with both Pakistan based Tehrik-i-Taliban and the Afghan Taliban getting similarly low levels of support.
What a pity Pakistanis would love to hate India than their own administration that has been murdering journalists, backing land-lords who rape their teenaged children and the Terrorist outfits that indiscriminately bomb their schools, marques, police stations, military offices and public places, killing scores of innocents, without a reason or rhyme!!!
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