KARACHI: More than half Pakistanis (55%) opine that Pakistan Muslim League-N' s position has weakened following the resignation of some of its southern Punjab members. 32% believe otherwise, according a survey.
Carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, the survey says some people think that the ruling party's position has weakened since the resignation of eight PML-N National Assembly members from Southern Punjab, while others think it is not the case.
Asked about the PMLN's position following the defections, 55% said PML-N’s position has weakened and 32% said it is not the case. 13% did not know or wish to respond.
According to a press release, a nationally representative sample of men and women from across the four provinces was asked the question.
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