Struck by the Coronavirus disease pandemic, the heart of Pakistan’s economy, Karachi, has been crushed by the power sector. Whenever summer peaks, K-Electric starts cutting electricity supply, whilst overbilling breaks the backs of the people. In 2005, the privatization drive that gave rise to K-Electric was touted as reducing the burden of losses on the state and allowing cost effectiveness under private management.

Whilst condemning the 29 June 2020 attack on Pakistan's Stock Exchange, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, accused India, whilst adding, “We will foil all Indian strategies [and] further expose it in front of the world.”

The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President, Sardar Masood Khan, on 24 June 2020, urged the Muslims to make Occupied Kashmir part of Pakistan, by saying, “The area now occupied by India is actually a part of Pakistan as its people had wished to accede to Pakistan and despite all efforts of India to coerce them into submission they have rejected their rule and writ.”

Late on 16 June 2020, at least twenty Indian troops were killed by the Chinese, during tensions that provide an ideal opportunity to re-establish the Khilafah in Pakistan. Although the Muslims of Pakistan celebrated the losses of the Hindu State, Islam demands greater actions from them of regional and global impact.