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An indoor scene within Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, depicts a performance or presentation on a stage covered with green artificial turf. In the background, a large LED screen displays "YOUTH AFFAIRS GOVT OF BALOCHIS HONOR DEBATING SOCIETY (REG.)" with logos for Youth Affairs Balochistan and Honor Debating Society, along with photographs of several adults. Portions of the screen also show text referencing "5 FEB KASHMIR."

Six young girls are positioned on the stage. One girl is lying face down on the turf, clad in a dark olive-green shalwar kameez with a matching headscarf, her right arm extended forward. Five other girls stand upright, dressed in various traditional shalwar kameez outfits with headpieces and dupattas. Four of the standing girls have their hands positioned over or near their ears/heads, a gesture of distress or covering ears. One girl, on the far right, stands with her arms slightly raised, holding the sheer, embroidered shawl draped over her head. The girls' attire features embroidery and decorative elements, consistent with regional traditional clothing.

In the foreground, on the floor directly in front of the stage, several pieces of artwork or posters are displayed. These include images of the Kashmiri flag, abstract art featuring red and black colors with intertwined Pakistani and Kashmiri flags, and text indicating "Kashmir Day 5th Feb" and "Black day" alongside an image of a raised fist.
Aziz Sabawoon

Feb 5, 2026, 11:20 AM

Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

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An indoor scene within Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan, depicts a performance or presentation on a stage covered with green artificial turf. In the background, a large LED screen displays "YOUTH AFFAIRS GOVT OF BALOCHIS HONOR DEBATING SOCIETY (REG.)" with logos for Youth Affairs Balochistan and Honor Debating Society, along with photographs of several adults. Portions of the screen also show text referencing "5 FEB KASHMIR." Six young girls are positioned on the stage. One girl is lying face down on the turf, clad in a dark olive-green shalwar kameez with a matching headscarf, her right arm extended forward. Five other girls stand upright, dressed in various traditional shalwar kameez outfits with headpieces and dupattas. Four of the standing girls have their hands positioned over or near their ears/heads, a gesture of distress or covering ears. One girl, on the far right, stands with her arms slightly raised, holding the sheer, embroidered shawl draped over her head. The girls' attire features embroidery and decorative elements, consistent with regional traditional clothing. In the foreground, on the floor directly in front of the stage, several pieces of artwork or posters are displayed. These include images of the Kashmiri flag, abstract art featuring red and black colors with intertwined Pakistani and Kashmiri flags, and text indicating "Kashmir Day 5th Feb" and "Black day" alongside an image of a raised fist.

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