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A few weeks back a survey conducted by the US-based International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP) was published in some Pakistani papers, it was stated that 74% of those surveyed approved that Adolf Mush would get boost in popularity after removing his skin. Now it is proved that all above survey was a fraud and there is no existence of International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP) or that survey.
Moreover above survey was mostly penetrated through Indian lobby and some related sites under influence of Indian Government. It wondered that how Pakistani papers placed such fake survey without any investigation or all such fabrication was purposely published for some vested interests.
Today Pakistani papers have reported that above survey was a fraud, who was behind that fabrication? It is easy to trace at this stage, question is why Indian lobby want to promote Adolf Mush. Please see report published in today’s papers.
Public opinion poll turns out fake (10-12-2007)
ISLAMABAD: A public opinion poll that suggests an increase in President Pervez Musharraf's popularity since he stepped down as army chief and became a civilian president has one major flaw.
The US-based organization that ostensibly conducted the poll does not exist. Pakistani media received a news item that according to a survey conducted by the US-based International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP), 74percent of those surveyed said that Musharraf would get a boost in popularity as a civilian president.
The directory of polling and survey research organizations in the United States does not include any organization by the name of International Public Opinion Polls or IPOP. Other than the alleged Pakistan survey, IPOP has never conducted any other polls according to its website or from detailed internet research. According to the story, the survey was conducted before Musharraf resigned as chief of the armed forces and sworn in as civilian president last week. But the results were only published on Thursday.
The news story also claimed that the IPOP survey was conducted from people of Pakistan's major cities through the internet and by telephone. Given the relatively low access of Pakistanis to the internet and landline telephones, that methodology for an opinion poll is highly suspicious. The poll was said to have found that 79 percent believed that democracy would be strengthened in Pakistan after Musharraf stepped down as army chief.
http://thepost.com.pk/IsbNews.aspx?dtlid=133304&catid=17
Copy of fraudulent survey is as under with reference to some online sites which were source of this fake story.
Musharraf more popular as civilian president, says survey
(AKI) - A majority of Pakistanis believe that President Pervez Musharraf's popularity will increase since he stepped down as army chief and became a civilian president. According to a survey conducted by the US-based International Public Opinion Polls (IPOP), 74 percent of those surveyed said that Musharraf would get a boost in popularity as a civilian president. The survey was conducted before he resigned as chief of the armed forces and sworn in as civilian president last week. But the results were only published on Thursday.
The IPOP survey was conducted among 773 people from all of Pakistan's major cities through the internet and by telephone. The poll also found that 79 percent believed that democracy would be strengthened in Pakistan after Musharraf stepped down as army chief.
“I don’t agree with such surveys," said Syed Hafizuddin, a prominent constitutional lawyer and leader of the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party - the party of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif - in an interview with Adnkronos International (AKI). "The real benchmarks are different."
http://rantburg.com/poparticle.php?ID=212125&D=2007-12-09&SO=&HC=2
Musharraf as Civil President more popular: Survey (Online)
NEW YORK: Popularity of President Musharraf has jumped to a surprising percentage of seventy-four percent after becoming a Civilian President.
http://www.onlinenews.com.pk/details.php?id=121659
Arab News:
http://arabnews.com/?page=4§ion=0&article=102254&d=9&m=10&y=2007&pix=world.jpg&category=World
Andhra News:
http://www.andhranews.net/Intl/2007/October/8/Pakistanis-rank-18333.asp
Kerala News
http://www.keralanext.com/news/?id=1092414
Indian News
http://in.news.yahoo.com/071008/139/6lock.html
It is mockery of fascist army generals to give standing to an unpopular and hatred person, all those media persons who are involved in this practice are also criminal. Now it is duty of patriot Pakistani citizens to dig out such immoral characters and bring them in front of public. It is cheapest way to boast image of a fascist dictator which reflects morale defeat of army camp. Shame on Pakistan army.
Earthman
International Professor.
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