The recent tragic demise of Balaach Mola Bakhsh, a young Baloch from Turbat, in an armed encounter, staged by the Counter Terrorism Department, has sparked widespread outrage, with unified outcry across the country. The victim’s family, alongside numerous others, has commenced a peaceful sit-in, escalating to a prominent long march towards Islamabad, in staunch protest. This heart-wrenching incident is not an isolated case.

Hizb ut Tahrir has repeatedly denied false accusations of militancy. Despite this, within two weeks, for a second time, news attributed to the security agencies appeared in the print and electronic media, falsely claiming that Hizb ut Tahrir has joined forces with militant organizations.

On 26 November 2023, a Jang Newspaper report quoted unnamed sources as claiming that Hizb ut Tahrir (HT), the largest Islamic political party in the Islamic World, and with a well-known history of non-violence, had formed an alliance with the Tehreek e Taliban-Pakistan (TTP,) aimed at increasing terrorist activities in Pakistan.

The rulers of Pakistan have started forcibly expelling the weak and helpless Afghan Muslims from Pakistan. A few hundred thousand Afghans are held responsible for the destruction of the economy, when it is the result of slavish obedience to IMF policies. There are Afghan Muslims who have lived and settled here for many years, even decades. A large number of these Muslims are those who were born in Pakistan.