The main objectives of the present study was to measure the level of social exclusion of Muslims and Christians community in Gujrat city, to measure the quality of economic conditions of Muslims and Christians in Gujrat city and to find whether there is an association between social exclusion and their economic conditions. A survey method was used as a technique of data collection, interview schedule was developed to collect data and it was pretested on eight respondents. Quota sampling technique was used to draw 200 respondents from both categories, form city Gujrat. Collection data was edited, coded and computerized. SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) was use to analyze data. Tables were generated to show frequency and percentages. Statistical test (Chi-Square) was used to measure association between dependent and independent variables. A great significance was seen after the data analysis and interpretation. The study findings indicated that majority of the Christian respondents were socially excluded due to which they might have poor economic conditions. On the other hand Muslims are neither socially excluded nor they have poor economic conditions like Christians.

The present study focuses on the study of attitudes and perceptions of people, regarding the violent extremism, who are living in Gujrat city. People from different professional backgrounds are interviewed to find any diversity regarding the perceptions about the violent extremism. Data analysis depicts that overwhelming majority of the respondents are agreed that there should not be existence of violent extremism, they are against every kind of violent extremism. There might be some factors like political instability, weak rule of law, secret agencies, which are responsible for emergence of violent extremism. Approximately all the respondents are against the violent extremists and organizations, accused of violent extremism, which shows that there could not be the acceptance of such extremists activities in any circumstances. They don't want to be in the favor of violent extremism at local, national, as well as international level.