An Islamic scholar says Saudi authorities have imposed their political views on every aspect of the Muslim pilgrimage.

An analyst says without a full investigation of Mina incident, what is very clear is that the Saudi government is not capable of making a secure Hajj for the pilgrims.

An analyst slams Riyadh for refusing to apologize for the deaths of thousands of Muslim pilgrims in a human crush during Hajj rituals last year.

An author says authorities and scholars in Saudi Arabia have lost the spirit of both Hajj pilgrimage and the holy religion of Islam in general.

An activist says the Hajj occasion should be under the auspices of all Muslims, maybe represented by the OIC, and this organization can select a committee from all Muslim countries to facilitate it.

The protesters are expected to shout “Down with Al Saud and Al Khalifah” during the nationwide demonstration.

There might be irresponsibility by the Saudi authorities over last year’s Mina stampede, if an international fact-finding committee is formed, a lecturer says.

A commentator says the Saudis are running the Hajj independently and there is no supervision on their action and if a committee is established by all Muslims around the world, they have to answer for all of their atrocities.

Over a dozen pilgrims have died in Saudi Arabia after their bus overturned.

At least 18 people are injured in a crush in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi media say.