It is clear from the strong public response to the struggle for power in Pakistan that the Muslims want independence from the kafir colonialists. Prominent in the speech of the protestors is the call for ending slavery to America, as well as condemnation of the traitors within the military and political leadership. Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Pakistan directs the public response to the following three-point agenda:

The root of our problems is not who rules us, but by what they rule us with. As long as Pakistan is ruled by man-made law under Democracy, rather than the Shariah law revealed by Allah (swt) under the Khilafah, we will never see real change. We will not see real change whether Imran Khan, Nawaz Sharif or Zardari succeed in elections.

Imran Khan announced a large rally in Islamabad on 27 March, a day before the vote on the no-confidence motion. The theme of the rally is “Enjoining the good.” Imran Khan said in a video message on social media, “We are against the crimes committed against democracy and the nation

The Supreme Court of Karnataka, India, ruled that, “We are of the considered opinion that wearing of hijab by Muslim women does not form a part of essential religious practice,” reinforcing an earlier state ruling banning the Khimar head covering in classrooms. The ruling stated that allowing Muslim women to wear the Hijab in the classroom contradicts their freedoms and the spirit of the constitution based on India’s “positive secularism.”