Whether people and Nations believe in Jaadu tona ?

Let's take example of Pakistan.
A majority of Pakistani urbanites believe in Black Magic and Taweez
Ganda: Gallup Pakistan Survey
Islamabad: February 16, 2007
According to results of Gallup Pakistan’s latest survey on ‘Religion and Spiritual Beliefs’, half of Pakistan’s urban population believes that Black Magic is a plausible reality and Taweez Ganda (a kind of ‘amulet’) can be used to heal its ill effects. The other half disagrees.
The survey, which was conducted in December 2006, revealed that 52% of the respondents expressed belief in Black Magic (Kala Jadoo) while 47% does not and a further 1% did not give any response. Similar results were observed in regard to Taweez Ganda; half of the respondents (49%) believe in it, whereas the other half (50%) does not.

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This survey was conducted by Gallup Pakistan, affiliated with Gallup International, on a sample of over 1000 respondents in the urban areas of all four provinces of Pakistan. This sample was statistically selected across all ages, income groups and educational levels. The error margin for a sample of this kind is estimated to be + 5% at a 95% confidence level.
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