Gallup Survey Reveals Overwhelming Public Support for Pakistan Army After Operation Bunyan un Marsoos
A recent survey conducted by Gallup Pakistan has shown overwhelming public support for the Pakistan Army, particularly in the aftermath of Operation Bunyan un Marsoos—Pakistan’s strategic response to recent Indian aggression. The majority of Pakistanis expressed confidence and satisfaction in the way both political and military leadership handled the conflict.
According to the survey, 97% of respondents rated the Pakistan Army’s performance as “good or very good” during the hostilities. Additionally, 93% said their opinion of the armed forces had improved following the operation. The survey, titled “Public Opinion after India-Pakistan Ceasefire: Comprehensive Analysis,” was carried out between May 13 and May 18.
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The findings further revealed that 96% of Pakistanis viewed the Army as victorious in the recent conflict between the two nuclear-armed nations. Moreover, 73% of respondents expressed satisfaction with the government’s overall performance, especially its diplomatic approach.
In terms of political party performance, 65% of respondents appreciated the role of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), 58% praised the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), and 60% rated the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)’s role as “good.”
The survey also found that 87% of respondents believed the conflict was initiated by India, asserting that Pakistan was acting in defense.
Regarding the ceasefire agreement, 91% of respondents supported the government’s decision to accept it. However, only 52% expressed confidence that India would uphold its commitments under the agreement.
These results reflect a high level of national unity and trust in Pakistan’s institutions, especially during times of heightened regional tensions.
