Pakistani Minister of State for Law and Justice, Barrister Aqeel Malik, stated on 9 March that the government will update its list of banned organizations, with assistance from American agencies, such as the US State Department, adding that individuals associated with these groups will face U.S. travel bans.

On 11 February 2025, a press release was issued on the website of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, which exposed what remains of the illusion of national sovereignty. The press release stated that the Chief Justice and other judicial officials met the delegation of the International Monetary Fund and briefed them on the affairs of the Supreme Court.

The Reuters news agency reported on 21 February 2025, “Also released was $397 million for a U.S.-backed program in nuclear-armed Pakistan that a congressional aide said monitored Islamabad’s use of U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets to ensure they are employed for counterterrorism operations and not against rival India.”

On 3 March 1924, corresponding to 28 Rajab 1342 AH, a small group of Turkish traitors, led by Mustafa Kemal, destroyed the legacy of over 13 centuries of Muslim unification. From that moment on, Muslims lost their roof over their heads and became orphans. Today, 104 hijri years have passed since this tragic event. After the fall of the Khilafah, the kuffar divided the Muslim world into small, isolated regions.